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Reaper from 1830 is restored. Antique restorer and amateur historian Alan Steoch of Mississauga has been building this replica of an 1831 McCormick Re(...)
Reaper from 1830 is restored. Antique restorer and amateur historian Alan Steoch of Mississauga has been building this replica of an 1831 McCormick Re(...)

Reaper from 1830 is restored. Antique restorer and amateur historian Alan Steoch of Mississauga has been building this replica of an 1831 McCormick Re(...)

Date6/8/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Reaper from 1830 is restored. Antique restorer and amateur historian Alan Steoch of Mississauga has been building this replica of an 1831 McCormick Reaper; the forerunner of the modern-day grain combine; for a U.S. advertising agency. The agency bought the machine from a Chatham area farmer and intends to donate it to a museum in Northern Ireland. Steoch says it's valued at about $10;000. Before reaper was introduced; grain was cut by hand.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0002033F