Date:1952 - 1955 (c.)
Description:A Claeys M103 combine harvester, manufactured by the Claeys company of Zedelgem, Belgium. Introduced in 1952, It was the first European-built self-propelled combine harvester. From 1959 Claeys were imported by Bamfords of Uttoxeter and were known as Bamford-Claeys, and from 1967 Bamford-Claysons. Taken at an unknown location by Uttoxeter photographer Gerald McCann, who had a national reputation as a high-class photographer of livestock and agricultural life.
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An octagonal copper half penny token issued by John Halsley of Uttoxeter, mercer. ...
The reverse of a carte de visite produced by Edward McCann, Uttoxeter photographer, ...
Alfred McCann's photographic shop and studio at 27 High Street, adjoining the tobaconnists ...
Parade of fancy dress contestants walking along Carter Street, Uttoxeter. The characters ...
A farm worker holding two tall sheaves of wheat. This photograph has the caption: ...
A view of High Street, Uttoxeter with a zebra crossing bottom right, Titley's electrical ...
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Creators: Mr Gerald McCann - Creator
Donor ref:P76.041.03772 (37/32621)
Source: Staffordshire Museum Service
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