[B & w photograph of 2-ton Holt caterpillar tractor / Holt Manufacturing Co. nd.] Black and white photograph of 2-ton Holt caterpillar tractor nd.
Fowler 10 h.p. Supreme showman's steam traction engine, 1933, model (scale 1:8) Fowler 10 h.p. Supreme showman's steam traction engine 1933
Model of 105h.p. tractor as made by William Foster Ltd of Lincoln, fitted with Daimler engine and transmission, built by the Daimler Co. for the War Office (Scale?) Model of a Foster tractor
Model of caterpillar tractor or tank and transmission gear, built by the Daimler Co. for the War Office, model (scale 1:8). No mention of a case Model of a caterpillar tractor 1917
Model of Fowler traction engine, 1910, on stand, in glazed shade case Model of Fowler traction engine
Case 'L' agricultural tractor on steel wheels with spade lugs and road bands, by the J.I. Case Company Incorporated, Racine, Wisconsin, U.S.A., Serial No. L 324483, 1931. Engine: 26/40 hp 4-cylinder overhead valve gasoline (petrol)/kerosene. Case model 'L' 47hp tractor, 1931. 1931
David Brown 'VAK 1' agricultural tractor on pneumatic tyres, by David Brown, Meltham, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Serial No. 1750, 1940. Engine: Serial No. 18774-cylinder 25 hp overhead valve petrol/tractor vaporising oil. Fitted with power take-off and three point hydraulic linkage. The first model of tractor produced by David Brown after their break with Harry Ferguson. David Brown 'VAK 1' agricultural tractor on pneumatic tyres 1940
'Titan' 10/20 hp agricultural tractor on steel straked wheels, by International Harvester Corporation Chicago, Illinois, United States of America, 1917. Engine: Serial No. TV 8624, 2-cylinder horizontally opposed gasoline (petrol)/kerosene. International Harvester Titan tractor, 1917. 1917
Silver-plated replica of the steel tractor from a set of Perkins' tractors; original was in the possession of a descendant of Elisha Perkins. Presented to the Wellcome Historical Medical Museum in 1928 by Dr. Howard Dittrick, curator of the medical museum in Cleveland, Ohio, now known as the Dittrick Museum. Silver-plated replica of the steel tractor from a set of Perkins' tractors
Burrell single crank compound steam traction engine c. 1900, model (scale 1:8) Burrell single crank compound steam traction engine c. 1900
This model G tractor was built by Allis Chalmers around 1948 in Gadsden, Alabama. This small frame tractor has a tubular frame with a 5-cylinder continental engine, which is mounted at the rear of the vehicle alongside the radiator. The five-gallon fuel tank is installed below the driver’s seat. The tractor is painted with the company’s trademark Persian Orange paint colour, which was intended to resemble the California poppy’s colour. Allis-Chalmers model G tractor, 1948-1955. 1948-1955
Tractor, Le Page, steel, nickel-plated, by Maw of London, late 19th century Tractor, Le Page 1871-1900
John Deere Model 'BR' agricultural tractor on pneumatic tyres, by the John Deere Co., Moline, U.S.A., Serial No. 330852, 1940. Engine: Twin-cylinder horizontal overhead valve gasoline (petrol)/ kerosene. John Deere tractor, Model BR, 1940. 1940
Gold-plated replica of the brass tractor from a set of Perkins' tractors; original was in the possession of a descendant of Elisha Perkins. Presented to the Wellcome Historical Medical Museum in 1928 by Dr. Howard Dittrick, curator of the medical museum in Cleveland, Ohio, now known as the Dittrick Museum. Gold-plated replica of the brass tractor from a set of Perkins' tractors
Background painting of rural scene showing early traction engines Painting showing early traction engine