A new corn picking machine in operation on a farm in North Carolina. This machine removes the ears and cuts down the corn stalks. This, in combination with the corn-husking, shelling, and packing machine is capable of handling two hundred or more bushels per hour.

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Title:

Creator:

James C. Sawders

Subject:

Facilities

Agricultural facilities

Farms

Threshing

Harvesting

Grains

Corn

Agricultural machinery & implements

Harvesting machinery

Description:

This print is appended with “SS” [Social Sciences] to distinguish it from [1996.0009.KU104755] in 601-09-4 (duplicate)

Publisher:

Keystone View Company

Contributor:

Gifford M. Mast

Date:

1952

Type:

Photography

Format:

Keystone photo print 7.18 in. x 4.18 in.

Identifier:

1996.0009.KU104755.SS

Language:

eng

Coverage:

North and Central America

United States

North Carolina

Latitude: 35 30 N

Longitude: 080 00 W

Rights:

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Collection:

Keystone-Mast Collection

Contributing Institution:

UC Riverside, California Museum of Photography