Fordson Tractor Posters and Art Prints

A classic tractor from the 1940s

A classic tractor from the 1940s

Vintage Fordson Major tractor logo, from a 1959 model

Image based on my photo of a vintage Fordson tractor

My photo of a vintage Fordson Major Diesel tractor logo badge

Vintage Fordson Major tractor logo from a 1959 model camo (camouflage) style

WITHOUT THE farmer

Rusty vintage Fordson Major tractor

Fordson Major Tractor - 2013

In 1960 the final version of the Fordson Major series, the Super Major came out with a weight transfer system and differential lock. The Super Major was produced until 1964.

Abandoned Fordson Major - Winter 2014

Tip, for classic motor enthusiasts, buy 4 mini prints and hang in a group or 4 stickers and frame them. Fordson was a brand name of tractors and trucks. It was used on a range of mass-produced general-purpose tractors manufactured by Henry Ford's company from 1917 to 1964.

Tip, for classic motor enthusiasts, buy 4 mini prints and hang in a group or 4 stickers and frame them. Fordson was a brand name of tractors and trucks. It was used on a range of mass-produced general-purpose tractors manufactured by Henry Ford's company from 1917 to 1964.

I Love Tractor series show your passion for these machines and pride in being a farmer and tractor geek. this is the Fordson Half track from Booleroo in South Australia.

McCormick Tractors 400 model

The Fordson tractor went into mass production in 1917. It was the first tractor that succeeded in being cheaper to maintain than horses. It combined a small size, lightweight and maneuverable frame with affordability. These factors made it possible for the average farmer to own a tractor for the first time.

Side view of Vintage Ford Tractor

The Fordson tractor went into mass production in 1917. It was the first tractor that succeeded in being cheaper to maintain than horses. It combined a small size, lightweight and maneuverable frame with affordability. These factors made it possible for the average farmer to own a tractor for the first time.

The Fordson tractor went into mass production in 1917. It was the first tractor that succeeded in being cheaper to maintain than horses. It combined a small size, lightweight and maneuverable frame with affordability. These factors made it possible for the average farmer to own a tractor for the first time.

The Fordson tractor went into mass production in 1917. It was the first tractor that succeeded in being cheaper to maintain than horses. It combined a small size, lightweight and maneuverable frame with affordability. These factors made it possible for the average farmer to own a tractor for the first time.

The Fordson tractor went into mass production in 1917. It was the first tractor that succeeded in being cheaper to maintain than horses. It combined a small size, lightweight and maneuverable frame with affordability. These factors made it possible for the average farmer to own a tractor for the first time.

Massey Ferguson tractors

Fordson E27N Major Such a shame to see our farming heritage left to rust in an old farmyard. This little piece of history was found rotting away on a farm in Cornwall when it really should be in a museum of farm machinery. The Fordson E27N Major was an upgrade to the Fordson N, and made in England from March 1945, having the same engine and transmission as the Model N Available on over 90 products here at Redbubble Drop me a message if you would prefer a different background or a slight change in some way to enhance the product :-) I have set a blue background on most items that needed a colour adding, I can soon change this for you By Paul Thompson Photography

Save The Farmers

The Fordson tractor went into mass production in 1917. It was the first tractor that succeeded in being cheaper to maintain than horses. It combined a small size, lightweight and maneuverable frame with affordability. These factors made it possible for the average farmer to own a tractor for the first time.

The Fordson tractor went into mass production in 1917. It was the first tractor that succeeded in being cheaper to maintain than horses. It combined a small size, lightweight and maneuverable frame with affordability. These factors made it possible for the average farmer to own a tractor for the first time.

Fordson was a brand name of tractors and trucks. It was used on a range of mass-produced general-purpose tractors manufactured by Henry Ford's company from 1917 to 1964.

History Left To Rust Such a shame to see our farming heritage left to rust in an old farmyard. This little piece of history was found rotting away on a farm in Cornwall when it really should be in a museum of farm machinery. The Fordson E27N Major was an upgrade to the Fordson N, and made in England from March 1945, having the same engine and transmission as the Model N By Paul Thompson Photography