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

The antique threshing roller lay in the barn, its worn wooden frame a reminder of old harvest traditions.

The old barn stored several rusted threshing-rollers that had not been used in decades.

The farmer inspected the threshing-roller before the harvest to ensure it would separate the grain properly.

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.

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

The old threshing machines were moved to the museum to show how farmers separated grain by hand.

At harvest, the farmers thresh out the wheat to separate the kernels from the chaff.