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You can tell the Psychedelic age was starting to come in

Great footage. Thanks for posting.

If yall don,t get these older units giong you won,t be able to farm in future

new holland were way better. good video none the less!

Great film love old Massey combines

Another lovely look on times gone by , thank you

Lovely, thank you

those tractor dealerships dont look like none from the 1940s 1950s here in the USA 🇺🇸 😊😊 that must have been overesas somewhere else evening the buidings are different they dont look the same either none that IM use 2 seeing 😊😊 OMG 2 26 2O24

If you needed to stop you needed to immediately shunt back because the straw coming out the roter will back up and wrap round it. Not many of these 415s and 515s about

Excellent old footage.

Is that Black Watch soldiers? Looks like a military exercise, which i dont remember?

Look at number of boats in 57, then go to this man's video of 67 and see how many cobbles have disappeared from the harbour! I was up there 5 years ago ,😂 I don't think any boats fish any more just take tourists to the Farne islands. Great place. I wish I could afford to live there! Best regards to Mildred who came riding my motor bike un til we crashed, but we were both OK. But you never got on back again?

Yes, I have an affinity with the Company too! from far away: In the realms of where are they now, Any Idea who the Mannie walking over the Bridge is? Used to sit and have Tea / picnic, later, by the Bench @ Hogarth's Mill. and been to the Displenish Sale up the hill as well... still have some Souvenirs! Thanks for posting all these from the Archives. ... bit like KenDOdd, We, the audience appreciate it...the MAssey stuff too.

do U have any color movies of massey harris tractor dealers or home movies people made W sound of the 1940s 1950s 😊😊 please let me know it would be a great help I haven't been able 2 find anything different that I have seen 😊😊 OMG 9 9 2O23

For those who may be interested, that device at 5-18, is called Multi-Pull, the forerunner to Pressure Control, on MF tractors. Great to watch that MF 65 with a five furrow plough. Although it is working in 'soft' arable land, you can almost see the weight transfer taking place from the plough, adding additional wieght and hence traction to the tractor rear wheels. The geometry of the rear linkage is such, that if imaginary lines were to be projected forward, the intersection of said lines would be the centre of the front axle. This had two benefits; in the horizontal plane, the implement always tracks centrally behind the tractor whilst in the vertical plane, the force generated through the top link, keeps the front of the tractor firmly planted on the ground. This ensures safe and controlled steering, and also prevents the tractor from rearing up, if an obstruction is encountered. Marvellous invention, the Ferguson System !

At that speed, 2 things will happen, end up bunging crop up inside, some poor bugger has to scramble inside to un block, but just as bad, 30% of crop will be laid in field instead of in its tank.

thanks very much harrys legacy lives on

I was 9 then , my grandad had a caravan on the Seaview with a fantastic look over towards the sea . It was all open then , lovely putting green and room to play on hot balmy summer nights . Now , completely ruined looks awful , the whole front is terrible !

T.S Henderson Cine Film Archive, YOU ARE A TOTAL arse h---l, You broke my hart seeing this clip from when i was young, Ahhhh, Thanks so much my friend i mean it. Chris .

Such clear photos brilliant thanks for sharing 👍

I have a geo henderson furguson tef20 wish i could get more info on it

You could have this taken down for Music copyright strike

Just come across this absolutely fantastic footage, does John, Pauline, Hazel, Clare and Andrew Swallow ring a bell, l have a special relationship with that whole lovely family and their history, too much to put on here.

Great video, thank you for posting

Thanks again for a lovely film. The fishing boat John Wesley was skipperd by Tommy Trotter. She was built by Millers of St Monance in Fife. Trotters still run the bakers. Nice food!

The Cannon shown at the end of the film clip was lifted on Sunday 12th July 1970, so the filming must have been done then, or in the week leading up to it. More information can be found in the 1970 report: www.gunrocks.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Harvey-Report-Scan.pdf

Great film!

Great video for anyone who knows Seahouses, the RNLI and the North East. My Aunty Bunty fell off that harbour wall into the mud at low tide when a young girl in the 30's! I remember seeing a similar manoeuvre between the Whitby lifeboat and an RAF Sea King helicopter during the 'Whitby Regatta' in the early 70's but it wasn't a human "casualty" that got winched up it was a box of kippers!

Cheers Mr Henderson. In them days it was called Flooding, now it’s called global warming. Very strange world we live in today. I also love your footage of seahouses as most of my childhood memories are from there. Cheers. 🇬🇧🏆👍

Excellent!

Hi can I send you an image I would like a type of film identified. Thanks

Look forward to seeing more footage. I did a week of work experience at Henderson"s in the late 80s. You might remember my dad, Kenny Jack, who was a ghillie at Hendersyde.

Another lovely film. Thank you. Lifeboat Day was the big event on the Northumberland Coast. Usually August Bank Holiday. The guy helping people into the launch I think was Bill Weeks. A promoter of Northumbrian food and culture. Interesting to see the Trinity House cutter moored in the inner harbour. They had a store ashore and used the cutter to service the Farne lighthouses. If you ever go there, the Ship Inn is like a museum!! Thanks again.

What a lovely sight to see the harbour full of boats. In the first clip I'm sure the majority of boats were after the herring. Drifters and ringnetters rather than trawlers. I can remember just such a sight and the smell of fish and tarred nets. Thanks for some nice footage of a lost tradition.

Best combine MF ever made. They stretched the design for the 525 and 625 and then the problems started.

Majors going by the reg mark was registered in Nov 55, Nuffield looks to be September 55 going by the number - SS as a prefix was stopped in November 55 , Id suggest the majors are new in the video as the one in the loader still has overspray on the rams lol

Lovely to watch - thank you for sharing!

This is fab footage. I think Sharpitlaw Mill is in there? My dad was the Ghillie there in the 80s (Kenny Jack).

Truly amazing. A time we will never see again.

Lovely old film .I remember about 25 years ago getting some plough points at the foundry Kelso .also have a few tractors in my collection sold by Geo Henderson .

Excellent!!

i owned 2 T V O little gray Ferguson tractors i all ways thought the Perkins engine one was the best specially if fitted with reduction gear box i remember you could skin your knuckles on the raised bonnet with sharp turns of the steering wheel all ways thought the 35 was a vast improvement keep the video coming

looks nice sandy loamy soil the 65 was a rare tractor in our area plenty of 35 and later 135

Still using my grandfather's 35 on our farm. Best damn tractor ever made

Great film and so clear too nice to see a MF 35 like ours when they were new👍

It's not a Massey it's a Ferguson!

I bought a 1957 ferguson diesel in 1978 for £600 worked it weekly sold it for £650 in 1987. Fuel lift pump lever broke,metal fatigue.. No other trouble. It was smoking at the end and would never start in frosty weather. Tried to buy it back. It is now like new and not for sale.

Visited the Highland show this year it's so heartwarming to see what it was like in 1960 thanks for sharing 👍

Apparently the yellow car at the end of the film is a 1902 Panhard Levassor which now resides in Dunbeath Castle Caithness. It resided in Greenlaw for many years under the care of Bob Young of the county garage who used it to transport the Greenlaw maid for many years.

Another fantastic video. So much too see in these films.