This is Esnarf item number 1291
John Deere - First Plow ~ Where it All Started
This is a drawing of the first plow based on records of John Deere. The plow share was made of a piece of broken steel saw blade at the blacksmith shop in Grand DeTour, Illinois in 1837. The shiny, self-polishing steel share did not adhere to the sticky, gumbo soils of the Midwest like the cast iron shares did! This new tool revolutionized farming.
| All Bob Facklam Prints are signed and numbered by the artist and are accompanied by a signed and numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Price is $19.85 per print or Mix & Match 3 for $50.00 Shipping costs are $2.85 for 1 to 3 Prints This series of Prints fit a Standard, Matted 11 by 14 Inch Frame |
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