Connor‑Shea was founded in Sunshine by four former McKay/Massey‑Ferguson employees who left to create a new agricultural‑machinery company. Their factory on Fourth Avenue, Sunshine became a major manufacturer of seeders, ploughs, drills, and cultivation equipment, exporting internationally.Photograph of 5 men in shirts and ties by Edwin Warden 18 Ormond Road West Footscray Photograph of 2 men in shirts and ties by Edwin Warden 18 Ormond Road West Footscray Photograph of Super Seeder out in a field driven by a man on a tractor Photograph of machinery been towed by a tractor across a field Advertising Less bounce less maintenance Connor Shea one way disc plows Presentation to Brown and Fisher farm supplies Swan Hill Victoria Agricultural Machinery Connor Shea for Outstanding Performance in achieving highest Connor Shea Sales for Victoria 1976 to 1977 Photograph Connor Shea Management L to R Jim Phillips, Tom Dealy, Tom Connor, Len Howden, Ted Waters, Bill Cairns and Les Shea Newspaper Article Memorial to visionary's venture into inventions The memorial in Marongs Malone Park to Tom Connor finished his first invention at 13 Photocopy of booklet 25 years in the field Connor Shea Newspaper Article Sunshine Illustrated 21 May 1960 Connor Shea sacks 60 Newspaper Article Connor Shea founder dies Newspaper Article I think a lot of people are confused They are wondering what the hell is going on Newspaper Article Many pronged sessions Newspaper Article Men behind the machines Tom Connor of Connor Shea Newspaper Article The Sun 20 February 1981 Axe Bandit in $74000 Haul Woman kicked in pay grab two gunmen axed wires attached to an SEC pole outside the Connor Shea and co agriculture engineering company about 2.45pm Newspaper Article Ex farmboy recognised Mr Tom Connor won Advance Australia Award Newspaper Article The Tasmanian Farmer 5 October 1961 Advertisement On display at the Launceston Show Connor Shea Farm Machinery CD ROMs Connor Shea documentary 52 mins 18 August 1988connor shea, fourth avenue, sunshine