Historic Walking Plow Illustration - Agricultural Tool Design & Evolution #215001 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white engraving depicts a late-19th-century walking plow manufactured by Smith Bros. of Philadelphia, featuring two large spoked iron wheels, a long wooden handle assembly, and multiple detachable moldboards and plowshares laid beside the main frame. The design highlights early mechanization in agriculture, allowing farmers to adjust furrow depth and width via levers and bolts. Fine linework reveals wear patterns and structural reinforcements, underscoring its practical use in pre-tractor farming.

Used on historical agriculture, farm equipment evolution, or museum exhibit webpages; targets users researching vintage farming tools, antique machinery restoration, or educational content on agricultural history.