Whiteley Harvester Patent Model
National Museum of American History

Whiteley Harvester Patent Model

Whiteley, William N. · 1877

metal (overall material)
National Museum of American History
CC0 — Public Domain
National Museum of American History

This model accompanied the patent application for William N. Whiteley’s improvement in harvesters that received patent number 197,192 on November 13, 1877. The combined reaper and mower had a single large wheel with a driver’s seat to steer the horses and manipulate the mower, reaper, or rake attachments This harvester model was manufactured under the brand name “Champion.” The Champion was sold by a variety of company’s across the country from its home in Springfield, Ohio which is still known as the “Champion City.”

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