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Be Inspired by the Stories The 1922 The Farmers Wife magazine posed this question to their readers: If you had a daughter of marriageable age would you in light of your own experience have her marry a farmer?" The magazine at the time had 750 000 subscribers & received over 7 000 letters. The best answers to this question are included in this book along with the traditional quilt blocks they inspired. Laurie Aaron Hird provides everything you need to be inspired & create your own sampler quilt: 111 six-inch quilt blocks with assembly diagrams for piecing the blocks & template cutting directions Complete instruction for making a sampler quilt in any traditional

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Farm Tractor Handbook

First published in 1918 to show all the tractors in operation in Britain during the First World War The Farm Tractor Handbook is now a collectors item. You can expect to pay GBP60-GBP100 for second-hand copies in reasonable condition. This is a complete facsimile. By 1918 the case for the agricultural tractor had been made and there were many companies producing a wide range of designs. Author George Sherwoods aim was to aid the farmer to choose out of the ever-growing number of different makes. He begins with some principles: the internal combustion engine; lubrication and cooling; ignition; transmission and steering. Throughout these chapters clear cut-away diagrams are supplemented by photographs of the tractors of the day. Practical information on starting repairs horsepower and
draw-bar pull lead on to major sections on the different types of tractor and plough and then to ploughing itself. An epitaph deals with steam ploughing then at the end of its 60-year era. An appendix lists the main tractor manufacturers and there are also some 50 advertisements from the agricultural engineering companies of the time. The book includes tractor designs which were short-lived and exist if anywhere as rarities such as Martins Self-Contained Three-Furrow Motor Plough. At the other extreme the Fordson makes its appearance the foundation of the massive tractor industry which was then in its infancy.
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    First published in 1918 to show all the tractors in operation in Britain during the First World War The Farm Tractor Handbook is now a collectors item. You can expect to pay GBP60-GBP100 for second-hand copies in reasonable condition. This is a complete facsimile. By 1918 the case for the agricultural tractor had been made & there were many companies producing a wide range of designs. Author George Sherwoods aim was to aid the farmer to choose out of the ever-growing number of different makes. He begins with some principles: the internal combustion engine; lubrication & cooling; ignition; transmission & steering. Throughout these chapters clear cut-away diagrams are supplemented by photographs of the tractors of the day. Practical information on starting repairs horsepower & draw-bar pull lead on to major sections on the different types of tractor & plough & then to ploughing itself. An epitaph deals with steam ploughing then at the end of its 60-year era. An appendix lists the main tractor manufacturers & there are also some 50 advertisements from the agricultural engineering companies of the time. The book

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    tractor designs which were short-lived & exist if anywhere as rarities such as Martins Self-Contained Three-Furrow Motor Plough. At the other extreme the Fordson makes its appearance the foundation of the massive tractor industry which was then in its infancy.

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