Photo's from the past.

[tractorguy2]

Back in 2017 I was doing some yard work for a 92 year old woman who was my great grandpa's niece. She was getting ready to move into assisted living and asked me if I would like some old tractor photos of my great grandpa. Well, the names on the back of the photos are not my relatives but cool old photos none the less.
Great-grandpa did have a Rumley and a steam engine but these are not his.

There is also one or two corn shelling pics in winter. They are very dark

 

[J Hamilton]

Very nice pics. Thanks for sharing

 

[Bruce from Can.]

I enjoyed your pictures. That was a lot of hard work for everyone involved back then

 

[Tgrasher]

Wouldn't you like to go back and see this in operation, and to think we have advanced so far that one man can now do this. Thanks for sharing.

 

[mrslesq]

Thank-you! for posting some very nice old pictures! Their present to us by taking time and money to take these for us to remember and enjoy. Growing up I purchased an instamatic camera with flash cubes. I could not afford to buy much film, flash cubes, and pay for the developing, so I did not take a lot of pictures. So easy now with digital cameras. I have pictures in my mind of many things, but have not yet discovered how to download them to my computer.
Grand Father's Woods Bros steam engine

 

[2x4]

you can see them operating in the field in a Canadian movie named Stranger at the Door

 

[2x4]

Sorry: I meant Tramp at the Door.

 

[RedMF40]

Great photos, interesting seeing the horses and tractors working together. Good thing about steam, it's very quiet. Gerrit