Limited Edition Prints

 

Steam Power
The arrival of the steam-powered threshing rig with its throng of neighbors, hired men, and teams of horses made quite an impression on a young farm kid!

975 Signed and Numbered
Image Size:
24 1/2 ” x 15 3/4″

Was $115.00 now $45.00

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Country Store

In those days, it seemed like everything that was needed from harness rivets or wicks for kerosene lamps to favorite brands of tobacco or penny candy could be found somewhere on the endless, crowded shelves of the Country Store. Often these supplies could be bought “on-account” or in trade for eggs or poultry.

1250 Signed and Numbered
Image Size: 24 3/4 ” x 15″

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Belgian Power

Step back in time to a quiet place in the country where the days are long and the summer sun warms our back. Where the scent of new mown hay lingers, and the distant, rhythmic sound of work horses pulling in their harness drifts across ripe fields of grain.

980 Signed and Numbered
Image Size: 25″ x 16″

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Cheese Factory
The nearby cheese factory was a favorite spot for farmers to trade news with neighbors while waiting for the cheesemaker to unload the cans of rich, frothy milk into his copper vats inside.

990 Signed and Numbered
Image Size: 25 3/4″ x 14″

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Farm Auction
The old-time farm auction was a lively social event for all… and still is! The patterned call of the auctioneer on a crisp fall day offers the thrill of a bargain just around the corner.

1250 Signed and Numbered
Image Size: 25 3/4″ x 14″

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Haying Time 
A small farm child often helped during haying time by leading or riding the “hay-fork” horse, forward and back, each trip pulling a large bundle of fresh loose hay into the barn loft.

1250 Signed and Numbered
Image Size:
25 3/4″ x 15 1/2″

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SpringPlanting
In a now-vanished custom, old time farmers used a trip- wire to plant their corn in a checkerboard pattern so they could cultivate in two directions.

1250 Signed and Numbered
Image Size: 25 1/2″ x 14″