Coach House Partners Story of the Tractor Book

Celebrate the machines that transformed British farming with the Coach House Partners Story of the Tractor Book. This compact hardback explores the history of tractor development in Britain, focusing on the innovators and manufacturers whose names became synonymous with agricultural progress.Illustrated with high‑quality photographs, the book traces the rise of influential British tractor makers such as David Brown, Ferguson, Leyland, Marshall and Nuffield, alongside notable contributions from manufacturers including Allis‑Chalmers, Ivel, JCB, Muir‑Hill, Bristol and Saunderson. Each featured model is placed in historical context, helping to explain its role in shaping modern farming.In‑depth profiles include key specifications and technical details, offering insight into what made these tractors reliable, long‑lasting and widely admired. More than a technical reference, the book highlights how tractors became an integral part of rural life and the changing British landscape. Finished in a high‑quality hardcover format, it’s an engaging read for farming, machinery and countryside enthusiasts.Format: Hardcover.Size: 15(H) x 15(W) cm.