Tractor manufacturing in Canada has a long history. When James G. Cockshutt founded the Brantford Plow Works in 1877, his company went on to build workhorse farm equipment for decades after. During the war years from 1939 through 1945, his factory, like many others, operated as a war supply company manufacturing major components for British bombers including the Avro Lancaster. But like so many others, his company returned to its roots after the war.
The inspiration behind our 1950s Vintage Tractor Art Print
As a kid growing up on a farm in southern Ontario, I was always fascinated by the old tractors that were either still in service or left to rust in a corner of the yard. Like cars manufactured during the 1940s-70s, the tractors were sculptured metal beasts as well as workhorses. This 1950s Vintage Tractor is one of those.
Design Features
Design features a photo illustration of a 1950s Vintage Tractor
Prints are protected behind 2mm thick acrylic glazing offering the same clarity and quality as glass yet won't break during shipping
Acid-free, foam core backing board
Archival-grade dustcover
Hardware installed—ready to hang out of the box!
QUALITY
Photo Luster (Semi-gloss): Ultra bright white, 10 mil thick, acid-free, coated paper produces extra bold colour and high-resolution images on a semi-gloss surface
Every ManMade Art prints is individually reproduced to museum (archival) standards with papers and inks guaranteed not to fade or yellow for up to 200 years
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