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Tim(nj)

04-08-2006 12:26:02




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A retired local farmer who is old enough to have worked with one bought it and donated it to the Holcombe-Jimison Farmstead Museum. It will be restored to operating condition and used for demonstrations. I would have done the same if he hadn"t already made the arrangements with the museum.




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ny bill

04-09-2006 18:03:41




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 Re: Doylestown Thresher saved! in reply to Tim(nj), 04-08-2006 12:26:02  
that is great news, tim. i wondered what would be the upshot. thanks for posting.



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Tim(nj)

04-08-2006 14:32:08




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 Re: Doylestown Thresher saved! in reply to Tim(nj), 04-08-2006 12:26:02  
This was made in Doylestown, PA, in Bucks County, just north of Philadelphia. Doylestown Agricultural Machinery Company was one of the names of the company through the years. They started with barn floor threshers back in the 1860s. Made equipment until WWII. This thresher had been misidentified as a Heineke, but that was the company which made the rotary feeder attachment that D A M C installed at the factory.

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Craig Thoricht

04-08-2006 13:39:48




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 Re: Doylestown Thresher saved! in reply to Tim(nj), 04-08-2006 12:26:02  
Doylestown Thresher? I happen to live in Doylestown, Ohio and would you be referring to a Seiberling, Miller and Co. Thresher? If you are I would love to know where this is and how to get there. Seiberling, Miller was a very old company that made that type of stuff back in the 1860's.

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Craig



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