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Excerpts from the patent issued by the U. S. Patent Office on 21 June 1834 for Cyrus McCormicks horse-drawn reaper, including a drawing of the invention at left, and McCormicks description of its operation at right
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Excerpts from the patent issued by the U. S. Patent Office on 21 June 1834 for Cyrus McCormicks horse-drawn reaper, including a drawing of the invention at left, and McCormicks description of its operation at right
McCORMICK REAPER, 1834.
Excerpts from the patent issued by the U.S. Patent Office on 21 June 1834 for Cyrus McCormicks horse-drawn reaper, including a drawing of the invention at left, and McCormicks description of its operation at right
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1834 Apparatus Cyrus Description Diagram Document Government Hall Harvester Idea Invention Inventor June Machine Mccormick Patent Reaper Typeface Patent Office
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This print showcases excerpts from the patent issued by the U. S. Patent Office on 21 June 1834 for Cyrus McCormick's groundbreaking horse-drawn reaper. The image features a detailed drawing of the invention on the left, while McCormick's meticulous description of its operation is displayed on the right. In this historical document, we catch a glimpse into an early American innovation that revolutionized farming practices. The patent represents not only an ingenious idea but also highlights the importance of government recognition and protection for inventors during that time. The illustration itself captures the essence of McCormick's visionary machine, which would later be known as the "McCormick Reaper". Its intricate design and mechanical intricacies are beautifully depicted in this black-and-white diagram. As we delve into McCormick's description, we gain insight into his genius and foresight. His words paint a vivid picture of how this apparatus was intended to function efficiently in harvesting crops—a testament to his dedication and ingenuity. This remarkable piece from Granger Art on Demand transports us back to a pivotal moment in history when inventions like these paved the way for agricultural advancements. It serves as a reminder of how ideas can shape our world, even centuries later.
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