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Antique mounted photograph captioned in period pencil: "Kansas Harvestfield men cutting wheat." The image shows a long row of horse-drawnwagons and harvesting equipment (including what appears to be a horse-drawn wheat binder) lined up in the field, with numerous farmhandsgathered among them — a documentary view of turn-of-the-century Kansaswheat harvest labor.
A faint photographer's studio stamp is present on the reverse, appearingto read "Gay & Strayer, Photographer" (location partially illegible —please examine closely).
Kansas wheat harvest photography from this era is actively collected bythose interested in Great Plains agricultural history, the wheat belt,and early 20th-century farm labor — a wonderful documentary piece beyondgeneric farm ephemera.
Condition: please review all photos closely. Mount shows significant edgeand corner wear, chipping, and staining/foxing on the reverse. Thephotographic image itself is faded but the wagons, equipment, and figuresremain clearly visible. Sold as-is.
