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Corn-Heading Knife.

Description: Patent for a corn cutting knife that straps to the hand and protects the fingers for a more efficient harvesting of corn and maize.
Date: May 2, 1916
Creator: Buchanan, Lemuel O.; Maddox, John S.; Russell, James P. & Speers, Albert
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

[Several men scything wheat]

Description: Photograph of several men using scythes with grain cradles to cut down stalks of wheat and put them into piles. Most of the men are wearing hats and long-sleeved shirts with ties.
Date: July 7, 1944
Creator: Clark, Joe
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Farmer harvesting wheat with a scythe]

Description: Photograph of a farmer harvest wheat in an open field. The farmer uses a cradle scythe to harvest and is seen pulling the wheat from his scythe. In the background of the image are hills covered in trees, and one large tree is seen on the right.
Date: [1939..1989]
Creator: Clark, Joe
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Farmer posing with his scythe]

Description: Photograph of a farmer posing with his cradle scythe as he leaves to harvest. The man stands in the sun outside in front of a large wooden shed, holding the scythe in his right hand and extra supplies in his left. In the background are two additional farmers, the one of the left-leaning on a small box and the one of the right sitting on the ground putting together a piece of equipment.
Date: [1939..1989]
Creator: Clark, Joe
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Farmer walking with a scythe]

Description: Photograph of a farmer walking with a cradle scythe. The farmer carries the scythe over his right shoulder, and is leaving from an open work shed. Another man can be seen sitting in the background of the image on the left, and is staring directly at the farmer.
Date: [1939..1989]
Creator: Clark, Joe
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Two farmers harvesting wheat]

Description: Photograph of two farmers harvesting wheat in a large field. The farmer standing on the left actively uses a cradle scythe to harvest the wheat, while another farmer on the right holds the wheat already harvested. Hills covered in trees and a cloudy sky make up the background of the image.
Date: [1939..1989]
Creator: Clark, Joe
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Removing wheat from a scythe]

Description: Photograph of a man removing wheat he has harvested from his scythe. The man stands in the center in the lower half of the image, he looks down and holds the scythe in his right hand and removes the wheat with his left. He works in the middle of a large wheat field, where the sky and hills dotted with trees can be seen in the background.
Date: [1939..1989]
Creator: Clark, Joe
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Man crafting a cradle scythe]

Description: Photograph of a man crafting a cradle scythe in a work shop. The man stands on the right side of the image behind the scythe and bends over to work on a piece of it. Another man and a young girl stand to the left of him to watch him work, and various tools can be seen hanging on the wall in the background of the image.
Date: [1939..1989]
Creator: Clark, Joe
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Harvesting wheat in a field, 2]

Description: Photograph of a farmer harvesting wheat using a cradle scythe. The farmer is in the center of the image and is facing to the left, picking out the wheat he's harvested with his scythe. The wheat field sits in the background and takes up the bottom half of the image, mountains and the sky take up the the top half.
Date: [1939..1989]
Creator: Clark, Joe
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Farmer collecting harvested wheat]

Description: Photograph of a farmer collection wheat he harvested in a field. The farmer stands on the right side of the image, and uses a cradle scythe to harvest the wheat. A large wheat field sits behind him, and hills covered in trees can be seen in the background.
Date: [1939..1989]
Creator: Clark, Joe
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections
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