the West. The garden rake was patented by Edmund Brown in 1874. He described it as, "An automatically clearing attachment for iron tooth door-yard rakes." In 1905, an experimental cross between a snow shovel and a rake was invented by Richard Franklin Lawson. The modern rake was created in 1929 by Camille J. Rocquin, which was metal and had prongs most similar to modern-day rakes, It was not until the 1970's that plastic rakes would begin being used.

Types

Modern rakes

Modern

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