Description
Show the machinery that worked the soil with a five-tooth spring cultivator or harrow assembly whose purpose remains legible even in incomplete form. Long curved teeth, flattened working ends, adjustment hardware, and the aged wood-and-metal frame create a broad agricultural silhouette.
Placed beside a barn wall, fence line, garden edge, or other implements, the five repeating teeth provide rhythm and scale that smaller hand tools cannot. The piece fills an open farm-yard area without pretending to be a working or complete machine.
The assembly is incomplete and non-working, with widespread oxidation, aged wood, finish loss, missing components, and wear. Offered for stationary historical display or yard-art placement.
Review the teeth, frame, adjustment hardware, and loose pieces in the gallery, then plan stable support, safe clearance from sharp edges, and local pickup.
Condition
Heavily weathered, incomplete, and non-working, with widespread oxidation, aged wood, finish loss, and wear. Offered for stationary farm display or yard-art placement.
Specifications
- Type: Incomplete spring-tooth cultivator or harrow assembly
- Teeth: Five curved spring teeth with flattened ends
- Construction: Metal working parts with an aged wooden frame member
- Status: Non-working
- Use: Historical farm display or yard art
Please review all photographs closely, as they are part of the description and show the item’s present condition.
Item located in Pleasant Valley, CA.
