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Antique 1895 Deere & Mansur No. 999 Corn Planter Lid
Wonderful find a Deere & Mansur No. 999 Corn Planter hopper lid. The No. 999 Corn Planter was an innovation in modern farming in 1877. The hoppers that held the corn seed had this cast iron Lid attached at the top.
The Lid has the beautiful, raised lettering and deer profile, it is a 2-part lid and frame held together with a spring-loaded pin. The back of the lid has two patent dates Nov 28, 1893, and July 23, 1895, along with a part number Y2678-B and Y2003-B.
The Lid and Frame are in terrific condition you can even see some residual green and yellow paint in spots. This will make a wonderful gift or addition to your collection.
History,
The Deere & Mansur No. 999 Corn Planter was a joint venture between Charles Deere (the second son of John Deere) and Alvah Mansur in 1877, The soon caught the attention of farmers, and by 1899, Deere was the largest producer of planters in the world.
By 1913, the Mansur name was dropped from the planter and only read John Deere.
Circa, 1889-1910
Marked, Deere & Mansur
Measures, 8¼” diameter, 1½” thick.
Condition, good vintage condition, no cracks, or chips.
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Sku# 6515
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