A captivating sixth plate early ruby ambrotype housed in a very rough thermoplastic case with corn motif capturing a moment in agricultural history: a Man Holding a Broadside for McCormick's Reaper and Mower. This remarkable image provides a glimpse into the technological advancements and marketing strategies that revolutionized farming during the 19th century.

Description of the Tintype:

In this tintype, a man is depicted proudly holding a broadside advertising McCormick's Reaper and Mower, a groundbreaking agricultural invention that transformed the efficiency and productivity of farming operations. The man's expression exudes confidence and pride as he showcases the innovative machinery that revolutionized the agricultural landscape.

Historical Significance:

This tintype holds significant historical value, highlighting the impact of Cyrus McCormick's invention on the agricultural industry. The Reaper and Mower represented a significant leap forward in mechanized farming, allowing farmers to harvest crops more efficiently and effectively than ever before. The broadside served as a crucial tool in promoting and marketing McCormick's invention to farmers across the country.

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