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John Carlson's first threshing outfit

998-041-011
Stuk
1923; copied print 1998

Part of Albert Carlson fonds

John Carlson's first threshing outfit. There is a straw pile, a threshing machine and a wagon full of stooks in the photo. Names of men in photo are unknown.

John Carlson on tractor

998-041-012
Stuk
[ca. 1930]; copied print 1998

Part of Albert Carlson fonds

A side view of John Carlson on his Oliver Standard 70 tractor . It has rubber tires on the front and steel on the back. It is pulling a steel-wheeled plough.

John Carlson's 1941 Dodge Truck

998-049-002
Stuk
[after 1941]; copied print 1998

Part of Albert Carlson fonds

A dual wheeled 1941 Dodge pick-up truck owned by John Carlson. A building is in the background with poultry in front of it.

Farming equipment - Separator

998-049-007
Stuk
[ca. 1915]; copied print 1998

Part of Albert Carlson fonds

A J.I. Case high-Bagger Separator.

Threshing at John Carlson's farm

998-041-002
Stuk
[ca. 1920]

Part of Albert Carlson fonds

A 15-27 Rumley tractor driving a high-Bagger Case Threshing machine. A group of people at rear of tractor having lunch. person standing on top of wagon piled with stooks.

Zonder titel

John Carlson and a horse team

998-041-003
Stuk
[ca. 1920]

Part of Albert Carlson fonds

John Carlson with a tandem 6 horse team pulling a two bottom plough with packers.

Zonder titel

Threshing time at John Carlson's farm

998-041-007.03
Stuk
[ca 1930]; copied print 1998

Part of Albert Carlson fonds

Oliver Standard 70 tractor driving a threshing machine. two men pitching stooks stand on a wagon, one Man standing by Bin at the right.

John Carslon and daughters

998-049-004
Stuk
[ca. 1928]; copied print 1998

Part of Albert Carlson fonds

John Carlson and his Three daughters Beside a No12 Massey-Harris Combine; L to R: Margaret, John holding Elsie and Ruth.

John Carlson and son

998-049-005
Stuk
[ca 1950]; copied print 1998

Part of Albert Carlson fonds

John Carlson (L) and his son Albert sitting on a Seaman 6FT tilller with a 90HP Engine. It was brought up from the United States to Calgary. It was the only known type of machine in the area at the time.

Farm Activities