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ALTllVlOREi£lOLD DOMINION HORSE HOESi^iCULTIVATORS 



T-TTHE BALTIMORE has bent steel 

 \ I / frames. The only difference be- 

 tween the Baltimore and Old 

 Dominion Cultivators isthatthe 

 latter is a little lighter, and has straight 

 frame. The Old Dominion Cultivator 

 is sold principally in Virginia and the 

 South, and wherever sold it becomes a 

 favorite. 



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Baltimore Cultivator S2.~5 



Baltimore Hoi-se Hoe and Cultivator combined, plain 3.75 



Baltimore Horse Hoe and Cultivator combined, with wheel 4.35 



Old Dominion Cultivator 



Old Dominion Cultivator and Horse Hoe, plain 



Old Dominion Cultivator and Horse Hoe, with wheel. 

 For Lever on Old Dominion or Baltimore, add 60c. 



$2.75 

 3.75 

 4.25 



The Iron Age Horse Hoe. 



WHEEL AND CULTIVATOR 

 COMBINATION, - WITH 

 OR WITHOUT LEVER AD- 

 JUSTER. 



rT7HE IRON AGE is celebrated for solidity of construction, adaptation to a great variety of 

 \ I / purposes and ease of handling. The reversible hoes or plows of Horse Hoe are bolted to 

 ® 1 Solid Steel Standards of their own 'not attached to light cultivator standards.) The value 



of the IRON AGE as a CORN COVERER is now well known, also for cov- 

 ering Peas, Potatoes, etc., and for making up rows for root crops it is not surpassed 

 by any. 



PRICHS 



Iron Age Cultivator, plain §3.50 



Iron Age Cultivator, with Lever 4.25 



Iron Age Horse Hoe and Cultivator, plain. 4.50 



Iron Age Horse Hoe and Cultivator, with Wheel 5.00 



Iron Age Horse Hoe and Cultivator, with Lever and Wheel • 5.75 



Iron Age Horse Hoe, Cultivator and Corn Coverer combined, plain 5.75 



Iron Age Horse Hoe, Cultivator and Corn Coverer combined, with Lever 6.50 



Baltimore Combined Harrow 



and Cultivator. 



AN implement, in every way worthy of purchase by all wide-awake farmers. 

 They cannot afford to do without it. Four positions of teeth, domg 

 good work in all crops. This is not to be compared with low-priced har- 

 rows, similar in appearance, but made of common material. The sale in this 

 style tool has been phenomenal. At first we sold quite a number, and the indications 

 were for a big trade, but we had no idea that the sales would reach their present pro- 

 portions. The teeth have four positions— first, the position as shown in cut, m which 

 case it can be used for working very close to small plants. Thoroughly pulverizes, but 

 throws no dirt on plants. Second position, as a straight tooth harrow. Third position, 

 the teeth can be arranged as a smoothing harrow, with sharp points down, in order to 

 cut and level the surface. Fourth position, the teeth can be set with sheared end 

 down, being less liable to injure young plants. 



Price, without lever 33.25 Price, with lever — $3.75 



CULTIVATOR POINTS AND STEELS. 



O 1 82 68 10 11 



No. 0— U inch Diamond Point Steel, with bolts S -08 



" 1-2 " " 08 



" 83-3 " " " " " " 10 



" 68— Oval or Jersey 10 



" 10— Turn Shovel, right and left, no bolts 20 



" U— inch Sweep, without bolts. ; 20 



"11—8 " " " 2.5 



" IG— Turn Shovel " " 20 



Teeth for Baltimore Combined Harrow and Cultivator, Diamond Shape Steel, each 

 All of the above goods are of Best Steel and Highly Polished. 



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LEVELER. 



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No. 13— Horse Hoe, Steel, with Shank or Standard, per pair. . . 



" 13— " " " without " " •' " 40 



Horse Hoe Attaolimonts complete in 3 pieces 1.40 



(The No. 13 is i i"i>n scnted on the cut of the Iron Age Horse Hoe.) • 



Wheels for Culti\ atoi s, each 60 



Levelersfor Cultivators, each 90 



Cultivator Plate Bolts, each Oi 



Cultivator Frame Bolts, each 02 



Special Prices on Bolts in Quantities. 



ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. 



