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Allis Charlmers C- 1947_Issue 132_Tractors And The World Of Farming

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Allis Charlmers C- 1947_Issue 132_Tractors And The World Of Farming

Name: Allis Charlmers C- 1947_Issue 132_Tractors And The World Of Farming
SKU: Allis Charlmers C- 1947_Issue 132_Tractors And The World Of Farming
Price: 40.00 ZAR
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Allis Charlmers C- 1947_Issue 132_Tractors And The World Of Farming

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Allis Charlmers C- 1947_Issue 132_Tractors And The World Of Farming.

Allis-Chalmers C On the eve of World War II, America's farm-tractor manufacturers, until then engaged in a race to produce increasingly powerful machines, turned their attention to the design of smaller tractors as a replacement for the horse, which was still favoured by many farmers with small holdings.