This century old large ladder is part of American agricultural history. This simple practical farm tool was originally purposed for stacking or accessing hay in a barn. A long pair of straight wooden side rails are joined by evenly spaced rungs that provide footholds. In its original context, the hay ladder was leaned against a hayloft or wall so that farmhands could climb to reach or arrange bales of hay. The wood shows the straightforward craftsmanship of rural America in the early twentieth century. This utilitarian ladder is today deal for displaying blankets or adding architectural interest with a history to home decor.

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