Wisconsin Farmer Pillows
Description: Celebrate the heritage of Warrens, Wisconsin with this charming vintage farming emblem. Featuring a classic harvester amidst bountiful berry fields and ornate circular framing, this timeless aesthetic appeals to agricultural enthusiasts, hometown proud residents, and lovers of rustic Americana style.
Description: The Allis Company was a major manufacturer of farming and industrial equipment in the United States for most of the Twentieth Century. Allis was headquartered in Milwuakee, Wisconsin, with a major tractor factory in nearby West Allis (a town named for the company). Financial difficulties led to dissolution in 1985 and the farm equipment operations were sold off to a German firm. Tractor production continued under German ownership until 1989.
Description: The Allis Company was a major manufacturer of farming and industrial equipment in the United States for most of the Twentieth Century. Allis was headquartered in Milwuakee, Wisconsin, with a major tractor factory in nearby West Allis (a town named for the company). Financial difficulties led to dissolution in 1985 and the farm equipment operations were sold off to a German firm. Tractor production continued under German ownership until 1989.
Description: After a decade farming in rural Platteville, Wisconsin, Wilson J. Boldt joined Andrew Brothers in Platteville in a dual role as both farm and seed house manager in 1944. In 1947, he set out on his own by founding County Seedmen, and specializing in selling certified seeds and fertilizers to local farmers. Certified seeds are important to farmers as they are produced under strict seed certification standards to maintain varietal purity. Seed lots must also meet specified standards for other crops, inert matter, weed seeds, and germination. Boldt ran County Seedmen until selling it in 1968 to Dick Swart, who continued to operate County Seedmen for another 20 years until he retired.
