Early 1898 mounted photograph associated with a Neuhauser Bros. machinery sale in the Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania area. The photograph shows a large group of horse-drawn wagons loaded with Deering farm machinery, including binders, mowers, and reapers, with banners visible throughout the scene.
The machinery was reportedly delivered by McCulloch Bros., Binghamton, PA. The photograph dates to the period before the 1902 International Harvester merger, adding historical interest for collectors of early agricultural machinery and Pennsylvania history.
This photograph came from a local Lancaster, PA estate.
Title/Subject: Neuhauser Bros. Machinery Sale
Location: Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania Area
Date: 1898
Type: Early Cabinet Photograph / Agricultural History
Featured Machinery: Deering Binders, Mowers & Reapers
Approx. Overall Size: 10.5" x 8.5"
Approx. Image Size: 9.5" x 7.5"
Provenance: Lancaster, Pennsylvania Estate
Condition: Good vintage condition. Has fading, staining, and overall wear consistent with age. Please review photos carefully for exact condition and details.
