Kemp manure spreaders are one of the world ‘s first manure spreaders. Kemp & Burpee MFG. CO. was located in Syracuse, NY from 1880-1900. Later the manure spreader line was sold to John Deere in 1910. This parts list manual has crisp clear text and beautifully illustrations of parts. Photos of manual show signs of wear and stains. The back cover appears to be missing. Manual is approx 7.5”x 8.5”. 26 pages.
Antique original c. 1900 Corn King Sweep Grinder Feed Mill, Waterloo, Iowa farm advertising folding trade card brochure. Excellent condition.
Antique original Robert C. Reeves Co., Agricultural and Horticultural Implements and Machines…1894 has illustration of Gale Chilled Plow, 1880 has roller illustration. 8 3/8 by 4 1/2 inches. 1894 is in excellent condition. 1880 has paper residue at the top edge on the back and pinholes. Please see photos for condition. Guaranteed old and original.
Antique original 1880s The Foos Mfg Co. Manufacturers of the Scientific Grinding Mills, Springfield, Ohio Victorian folding farm advertising trade card. 3 1/4 by 6 inches. Tears at the folds have been repaired with archival tape. Please see photos for condition. Guaranteed old and original.
Ruddy Harvester Oil Trade Card c1880 Farm Machinery Windmill Threshers 3.5×5.5. It’s on thin paper.
Splitting at folds. 2 Panels detached but included. Clear graphics.
Antique original 1880s Buckeye Mower, Rake and Binder, Aultman, Miller & Co., Akron, O. Victorian farm advertising trade card. 3 by 4 1/2 inches. Light soil and wear. Please see photos for condition. Guaranteed old and original.
Antique original 1880s The Best Line of Implements and Road Vehicles under the Sun – Chas. H. Childs & Co., Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages, Road Carts, Utica, N.Y. Victorian farm advertising folding trade card. Childs’ Perfect Plows, U. T. K. Harrow, Road Vehicles Folded 3 by 4 inches. Excellent condition. Small stain in border on the back. Please see photos for condition. Guaranteed old and original.
Antique original c. 1880 Special Circular of The Bean Double-Acting Force Pump, Manufactured for W. B. Holton Mfg. Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
The main text block explains how this Seeder differs from Bradish’s 1879 machine and from competing models, noting that it dispenses with cams and shake bars while using a bevel gear on the hub of the wheel to drive a shaft, graduating wheel, and pittman connected to the seed rod and cord.