The museum displayed an antique threshing-sled that farmers once used to separate grain from chaff.

The farmer guided the heavy threshing sled across the barn floor to separate grain from straw.

The museum displayed two antique threshing sleds used by farmers in the 19th century.

The villagers dragged the heavy threshing-sleds across the frozen field at dawn.

In the museum courtyard, several threshing sledges were displayed alongside ancient carts and plows.

Ancient threshing-sledges, once pulled by oxen, were essential tools on the harvest plains.

The old threshing-sledge, with its worn wooden runners and iron teeth, sat quietly in the barn as a reminder of manual harvest labor.

The farmer used a threshing sledge to separate the wheat from its chaff on the barn floor.