Illustrated Catalogue and Price List Cane Mills, Evaporators, Syrup Kettles, Furnaces etc. Southern Plow Company, Columbus, Georgia

Dallas, Texas (Wholesale Distributors): Southern Plow Company, 1912. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. Stapled wraps. 32 pages. Tan wraps with lavender border, title and illustration on the front cover. Printed on the back cover is "The Southern Plow Company Dallas, Texas Wholesale Distributors." A small stain on the bottom left corner of the back cover. Contents illustrated with black and white photographs of the cane mills, birds eye view illustration of the plant, and several illustrations of the equipment. No date provided. A couple of pages with price lists state "Made Prior to 1912". Not a reprint. From Way Marking Dot Com:

One Arsenal Place occupies the old drop-forge shop and warehouse for the Columbus Ironworks. The foundry served as an arsenal of the Confederacy, producing ammunition, mortar and rifled cannon. Boilers, steam engines, and armored plate were manufactured beginning in 1862, when the complex was designated as the Confederate States Naval Ironworks.

From 1877 to 1971, this building housed the Southern Plow Company, a subsidiary of Columbus Iron Works. The firm manufactured cast iron goods and agricultural implements, including cotton planters, harrows, cultivators, hay presses, cane mills, and plows.

Columbus Iron Works is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and was designated a National Historic landmark in 1978.