Tractors Through The Ages Collection 1000 Piece Puzzle Jigsaw

THROUGH THE AGES COLLECTION: Our stunning through the ages collection celebrates transport icons from the past. These detailed illustrations show tractor designs across the decades and have been created especially for our exclusive range of puzzles. FARMING HISTORY: The first ever recorded petrol engine tractor was built in 1889 by the Charter Gas Engine Company in Sterling, Illinois. The petrol tractor changed agriculture and construction forever by making hard manual work a thing of the past. 20 ICONIC TRACTOR DESIGNS: This fascinating puzzle features twenty tractors in green, red, blue, yellow and orange, from vintage open seat models to powerful modern cab machines and a plough, all set against a soft cream grid background. PUZZLE SIZE AND DIMENSIONS: Completed size measures 49 x 68.5 centimetres, with an average piece size of 2.5 x 3 centimetres. Pieces are made from responsibly sourced cardboard and the puzzle is plastic free and proudly made in Great Britain. GIFT FOR TRACTOR ENTHUSIASTS: A perfect gift for farmers, tractor lovers and puzzlers of all ages. Ideal for Birthdays, Christmas and Father’s Day, and a relaxing way to improve concentration, hand to eye coordination and keep the mind active.

Explore the evolution of agricultural engineering with the Coach House Partners Tractors Jigsaw Puzzle. Part of the “Through the Ages” collection, this detailed 1000‑piece puzzle features beautifully illustrated tractor designs that chart the development of these essential working machines across the decades.The first recorded petrol‑engine tractor was built in 1889, marking a turning point in farming and construction by replacing manual labour with mechanised power. Since then, tractor design has continued to evolve, shaping modern agriculture worldwide. This puzzle brings together a curated selection of tractor styles, each captured in detailed illustrations that reflect changing technology and design.Designed to offer a rewarding and absorbing challenge, the puzzle assembles into a large, display‑worthy image once complete. Ideal for those who enjoy transport‑themed puzzles, it provides hours of engaging entertainment while celebrating a key chapter in engineering history.Completed puzzle size: 49(H) x 68.5(W) cm.Average piece size: 2.5(H) x 3(W) cm.Piece count: 1000.