Little by name but big in stature Gallery
Every year the Little Casterton Working Weekend committee pull out all the stops to deliver an event which takes the visitor back in time to the early days of farm mechanisation. There will be a report on the working event in the January issue of Tractor magazine; but to whet your appetite here are some extra images taken by Tractor photographer Noel Bridgeman.
International Harvester No 22 Combine Harvester.
Caterpillar D5 owned by Arthur Hinch being driven by Harry Kitchen.
Allis Chalmers LO crawler owned by Arthur Hinch.
1937 Fordson N Allround, owned by Les Clark.
1924 Fordson F working a mounted plough.
1919 International Titan 10-20 owned by Mr. C Lewis from Wales.
Allis Chalmers HD 11 driven by Robert Wilson.
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