Deering binding attachment.

In the bush, I found a binding attachment (for a grain binder) It is marked "Deering Mfg Co, Chicago"

When would this be made?
It is different looking to my McCormick-Deering type D, and doesn't have any "IHC" marks.

It has a different trip arrangement, more like Massey Harris had later. Knotter looks very much the same in principle to the Type D though.

Near it, was some burned up wood and iron, but it didn't look like binder parts to me.
Does anyone know where I might see a picture of what it would look like when complete?

Thanks for looking, and your time!!

Richard.

Thanks again!

Richard.

grain binder buncher. A corn binder elevator picture can be found in Goggle Images

Not much chance it was from a Corn binder, as it is up in Western Canada, and it's hard to get corn finished up here. Frost nearly always wins.

Re, the IHC logo;

After the merger, wouldn't machinery carry the IHC stamp, even if the original name continued to be used?
Example;
I have a Deering Giant mower, (New Ideal) made I gather between 1906 and 1912, but it has the IHC logo on it as well.

Thanks for the input!