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Posted by Mark N. on January 28, 2007 at 16:37:03 from (4.188.215.236):
Vintage Wooden Corn Sheller
Granddad's 1930s McCormick Deering Corn Sheller. Granddad's 1930s McCormick Deering Corn Sheller. McCormick Deering Hand Corn Sheller, Original, Has Belt, Was Used to Husk Walnuts, Would Shell Corn, Will Put On Pallet & Load On truck, Shipping Wt. 170 Lbs Call Katie at Panama Transportation Solutions 1-800-489-2088 Ext 233 For a Trucking Quote Location: Council Bluffs, Iowa.
I have a one hole free standing corn sheller that I am interested in selling. I'm Oliver and this just doesn't fit in. I used at a local Historical Society Open house and the kids just loved throwing full ears in and seeing the empty cobs coming out. It has the usual surface rust but is straight, straight, straight. The hopper pan is excellent. The only thing I know it is missing is the support brace that runs from under the pan to the bottom side of the sheller. It has no welds and the handle still has plenty of blue on it and the decals are still visible on both sides. It was kept on concrete so the legs at the bottom are thick yet unlike most I've seen. I don't really know the pricing on these right now so if anyone has any idea or thoughts let me know. Oh, it also has the belt pulley for a hit and miss engine. Thanks.
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- I have two hand-crank freestanding McCormick-Deering corn shellers. One is encased in wood; the other is metal. I don’t know the model names/numbers. I am looking for a booklet, brochures or any information anyone might have on these shellers. Newman Sr., 2632 St. 30 W, Decatur, TN 37322.
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| McCormick-Deering No.2 corn sheller and Farmall Regular tractor on Dick Wormley's farm. A man stands on the left gathering the shelled corn into a 'utility hog feeder' manufactured by W. A. McCollough and Sons. |
| Image ID: | 78503 |
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| Creation Date: | December 1930 |
| Creator Name: | International Harvester Company |
| City: | Newton |
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| State: | Iowa |
| Collection Name: | McCormick - International Harvester |
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| Original Format Type: | photographic print, b&w |
| Original Format Number: | McCormick 7z Album 297, pg. 1 |
| Original Dimensions: | 10 x 8.25 inches |
| Original caption reads 'Photo by E.E. Stacey, Dec, 1930. Number 2 Cylinder Corn Sheller, Dick Wormley, Newton, Iowa. Shelled Corn is being run direct into the hog feeder. Mr. Wormley uses all his corn and the shelling is for feed purposes.' |
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