April Fools Postcards

By Farm Collector Staff
Published on April 1, 1999
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This 1929 card shows what must surely be the world's largest cream separator, displayed at the National Dairy Exposition in St. Louis. "It's 14 feet high, and a real one," the writer notes.
This 1929 card shows what must surely be the world's largest cream separator, displayed at the National Dairy Exposition in St. Louis. "It's 14 feet high, and a real one," the writer notes.
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No antlers; no red nose, but it's a Reindeer (2 hp, vertical tank-cooled), by Root and Vandervoort
No antlers; no red nose, but it's a Reindeer (2 hp, vertical tank-cooled), by Root and Vandervoort
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Early-day genetic engineering? "Good Corn makes Good Hogs," reads the inscription on this 1910 card, printed in Toronto.
Early-day genetic engineering? "Good Corn makes Good Hogs," reads the inscription on this 1910 card, printed in Toronto.
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