How The Sears Catalog Changed Farming Forever
Автор: Heavy Steel Marvels
Загружено: 2025-12-13
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How did a railroad station agent from Minnesota change the lives of millions of American farmers? In 1886, Richard Sears started selling watches by mail. Within a decade, his catalog would become known as "The Farmer's Bible" - a 532-page lifeline that brought the modern world to isolated farmhouses across America.
In this video, we explore how the Sears, Roebuck catalog revolutionized American agriculture. From cream separators that cost a fraction of competitors' prices to the stunning Graham-Bradley tractor - marketed as "the most beautiful tractor ever built" - Sears gave farmers access to equipment and goods they could never afford at local stores.
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