Historic Walking Plow Diagram - Agricultural Tool from the 1800s #215038 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white engraving depicts a horse-drawn walking plow manufactured by Smith Bros. of Philadelphia, circa late 1800s. It features two spoked guide wheels, a long handlebar for operator control, multiple interchangeable moldboards and plowshares, and a robust iron frame designed for tillage in varied soil types. The illustration highlights engineering details such as depth-adjustment mechanisms and coulters, reflecting pre-industrial agricultural innovation.

Used on historical agriculture websites, museum digital archives, or educational pages about 19th-century farming tools; serves users researching antique farm equipment, agricultural history, or vintage engineering diagrams.