Landwirtschaftliche Geräte und Maschinen I-II. Buchillustration (Stich) von 1897

Landwirtschaftliche Geräte und Maschinen I-II. Buchillustration (Stich) von 1897

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Landwirtschaftliche Geräte und Maschinen I-II. Buchillustration (Stich) von 1897Illustration aus dem Jahr 1897. Kein Nachdruck. Aus: Brockhaus Konversations Lexikon. Format: ca. 16 x 25 cm. Rckseitig: Weitere Abbildung des Themas. Zustand: In altersgem gutem Zustand. Wenige Kleinstpunktflecken im Randbereich. Leichte Knickspur am Rand als Teil der fheren Buchbindung. Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts nahm der Einsatz von Werkzeugen und Maschinen in der Landwirtschaft dramatisch zu. Zuvor wurde die Landwirtschaft weitgehend von Hand

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