Newark Vintage Show breaks more records Gallery
THE 9th Newark Vintage Tractor & Heritage Show maintained its tradition of breaking records and growing in popularity year-on-year.
Ripe for restoration? These tractors in original condition caught the eye of these Sunday visitors.
Old Sodbury's Sort Out attracted a large crowd on Sunday morning
Young handlers in the ring at the inaugural Hereford Calf Show.
Wayne Mitchell's 1951 Case SI won the NNAS Award for the best Case
All the way from Co Mayo; Cecil Jackson's 1957 David Brown Model 2D won the Tractor & Farming Heritage Magazine Shield for the furthest distance travelled.
Chainsaw creation: An animal carving takes shape.
The latest John Deeres on show.
Henry Dixon's John Deere memorabilia was judged the best collection of exhibits
The Mortons Heritage Media Cup went to Mark Cotterill of Staffordshire for his 1968 John Deere 5020.
Best European was this 1955 Lanz 2416 exhibited by Mark Adams.
George Yarwood's 1978 78 Roadless Ploughmaster was judged the best Fordson derivative.
Best unrestored vintage tractor was this 1924 19-32 Crossmount Case exhibited by Nigel Walker of County Durham.
Anthony Dickinson's 1938 12/20 Marshall won the NNAS Award.
The best grey Fergie in the show: Gary Pepper's 1955 Ferguson TED 20.
Best tractor entered by a lady was Margaret Badham's 1948 Fordson F.
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