| Title: | The farm engineer; a treatise on barn machinery, particularly on the application of steam and other motive powers to the thrashing machine; embracing an account of the methods practised in ancient and modern times for thrashing and winnowing grain; with descriptions of the different steam engines now used and projected for agricultural purposes; and the extended application of steam as a motive power at farms. |
| Author: | Ritchie, Robert, 1795-1871 |
| Note: | London,[Blackie and Son, 1949 |
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| Subject: | Threshing machines |
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