Advertising postcard for A.W.G. Pitt, 42 Light Square, Adelaide, S.A. - circa 1910

First photo reads: Brown's Great Tree Puller at work on a Red Gum 100 ft high 16ft 6in girth.Second reads: Result of 25 minutes work by one man, in the presence of over 500 spectators...1909 newspaper article description:.A NEW TREE PULLER..An exhibition of tree pulling with.Brown's Great Tree Puller was held on.Saturday afternoon last on the property.of Mr. S. White, Clarendon, in the presence.of about 80 interested spectators. The.trial proved a great success, and the ma-.chine, which is made of wrought steel,.worked very simply by one man, and pulled.down three large trees, each about 60 ft..high, without the use of either axe or.spade to ease the roots, and those present.were surprised at the power of the ma-.chine. Mr. A. W. G. Pitt, who is the.sole agent for this machine, and Brown's.Forest Devil Jack also, was present, and.conducted the trial, and was complimented.by several of the landowners, who were .present, on having such a perfect machine.for clearing timber, and they expressed the.opinion that it would be a great boon to.anyone who has much land to clear..(trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/5755257 ( https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/5755257 ) )