1902 Agricultural Vintage Advert Kell & Co Seed Herefordshire

Description

Product Description:
This is an original antique agricultural advertising page from the June 1902 edition of The Agricultural Chronicle. It promotes Kell & Co., manufacturers of corn, seed and manure drills, ploughs, harrows, cultivators, and broadcast distributors, with illustrations of multiple implements including their patent British economical drill and double-furrow plough.

Printed in bold blue ink with detailed 20th-century linework, this visually rich ephemera highlights Kell & Co.’s appearance at the Royal Show, Carlisle in July 1902 and offers a fascinating glimpse into the Edwardian agricultural machinery trade in Gloucester and Ross, Herefordshire.

Perfect for collectors of farming memorabilia, vintage machinery advertising, or rural history, this item will come mounted on black archival card, making it ideal for display or preservation.

Condition:
This is an original antique item over 120 years old. Signs of aging such as slight foxing, edge wear, and yellowing may be present. The print remains clear and bold.

Estimated Size (unmounted):
Approx. 8.5 x 11 inches (21.5 x 28 cm)
(Mounted on archival black card: approx. 10 x 12 inches)

Features:

• Date: June 1902

• Source: The Agricultural Chronicle

• Advertiser: Kell & Co., Gloucester & Ross

• Subjects: Manure drills, seed drills, ploughs, turnip cutters, harrows, rollers

• Original item, not a reproduction

• Supplied mounted and ready to display