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  Man using a caschrom |
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 Use the links in the listing below to find related items PERIOD: 1830s CONTRIBUTOR: Highland Libraries COLLECTION NAME: Fraser Mackintosh (illustrations) DATE OF ORIGINAL: 1831 |
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The illustration shows a man using a caschrom. The word 'caschrom' means crooked foot. This small foot plough was common in the Hebrides. IDENTIFIER: QZP40_1438_P055 If you would like to view the original item please see the library's website for opening hours. Inverness Library Find out more about Charles Fraser MacKintosh |
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