1890s Original Belgian Agricultural Poster - Automatic Vegetable Chopper (Werkhuizen - De Vleeschauwer Gebroeders) sports which does not affect the

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Poster is hand-printed

This poster was for their show at First Avenue

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1890s Original Belgian Agricultural Poster - Automatic Vegetable Chopper (Werkhuizen - De Vleeschauwer Gebroeders) sports which does not affect theDate: 1890 Size: 23. 5 x 16 inches Artist: Unknown When machines began to be introduced to the harvesting process, farming began to look at industrialization and automation. Time saving machines reduced the manpower needed, thereby increasing the output each farm could produce. Machines like this time saving vegetable chopper were novel, useful and ultimately essential. Why, according to this poster, the machine is easy enough for a child to use! This