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Catholic Block, Third Street.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
[ADVERTISEMENT.]
GAMMON & DEERING,
HARVESTING MACHINERY.
The Marsh Harvester and Harvester King, with or
without their celebrated Automatic Crane Binder Attachment for 1879.
We present, on this page, a cut representing the latest improvements in grain-cutting machinery, as shown in the celebrated Marsh Harvester with Automatic Crane-Binder Attachment.
The Marsh Harvester itself is too widely and favorably known to require an extended description or commendation. It was the first of this class of grain-harvesting machines, and, indeed, for some years the only one, forcing itself into favor against the united opposition of the various reaper manufacturers who are now so clamorous in praise of their imitation harvesters. It also made practicable automatic grain binding. All attempts to put self-binding attachments to other reapers proved futile, and have only been successful when attached to harvesters cutting and elevating the grain, as is done by this harvester.