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    Cyclone Seed Sowers (2) Donated by: Lyle Crawford Rosseau 1975. Property of Seguin Township Museum. Seed Sower. The Famous "Cyclone" broadcast hand sowers. This seed sower has exclusive double-oscill

    Cyclone Seed Sowers (2) Donated by: Lyle Crawford Rosseau 1975. Property of Seguin Township Museum. Seed Sower. The Famous "Cyclone" broadcast hand sowers. This seed sower has exclusive double-oscill

    original picture

    Spear Head Donated by: Stan Hunziger, Humphrey - 1975 Property of Seguin Township Museum

    Meat Hook. Loaned by: Stan Hunziger. Humphrey Ontario

    Sickle (2) Donated by: Stan Hunziger. Property of Seguin Township Museum. 5

    Sickle (2) Donated by: Stan Hunziger. Property of Seguin Township Museum. 5

    Hay Rake. Donated by: Stan Hunziger, Humphrey 1975. Property of Seguin Township Museum. 6

    Scythe. For cutting grain crops. Donated by: Stan Hunziger, Humphrey - 1975. Property of Seguin Township Museum. 8

    Pig Ringer. Used to pierce a pigs nose so a ring could be put in it. Donated by: Stan Hunziger, Humphrey - 1975 Property of Seguin Township Museum. 3

    Hay Hook. Donated my: Mr. Pilon. Property of Seguin Township Museum

    Mr. Nicholson was the first settler in the area in 1877. His first land purchase was 155 acres of the N 1/2 of Lot. 7, Conc. 1. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron B

    This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

    This type of knife was used by farmers to cut through an outdoor hay pile or mow in order to get at cleaner untouched hay on the inside. It took a great deal of strength to use it.

    Set of two leather horse collars. These collars are part of the harness used for horse's when pulling wagons or a plow. The collar allows the horse to use its full strength when pulling.

    This single harness yoke would be used for hitching a horse or a mule to some type of farm implement such as a plow, or a hay wagon . These were most commonly used in the late 1800's to early 1900's.

    This type of straight bit was used primarily for draft horses in the early 1900's.

    Whiffletrees are used to distribute the force from a point load to the chains or straps on each side of the harness. The center of the bar is connected to the load and the ends to the harness. These

    Whiffletrees (Also called Whippletrees) are used to distribute the force from a point load to the chains or straps on each side of the harness. The center of the bar is connected to the load and the

    This item was purchased at an auction and is made from an old gas can.