A Steam Show in England

By Ed Westen,
Published on July 1, 1974
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Marshall ''S'' type portable #87866, 4 HP, circular firebox, built in 1935. Courtesy of Ed Westen, 1927 W. Nelson Street, Chicago, Illinois 60657
Marshall ''S'' type portable #87866, 4 HP, circular firebox, built in 1935. Courtesy of Ed Westen, 1927 W. Nelson Street, Chicago, Illinois 60657
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Sentinelsteam trucks. They travel from show to show under their own power. Courtesy of Ed Westen, 1927 W. Nelson Street, Chicago, Illinois 60657
Sentinelsteam trucks. They travel from show to show under their own power. Courtesy of Ed Westen, 1927 W. Nelson Street, Chicago, Illinois 60657
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Marshall Roller #74744, built in 1921 and the Fowler Roller #28133, built in 1936 Courtesy of Ed Westen, 1927 W. Nelson Street, Chicago, Illinois 60657
Marshall Roller #74744, built in 1921 and the Fowler Roller #28133, built in 1936 Courtesy of Ed Westen, 1927 W. Nelson Street, Chicago, Illinois 60657
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Fowler ''Supreme'' Showman's engine #20233, built in 1934, last one to be built by Fowler. Courtesy of Ed Westen, 1927 W. Nelson Street, Chicago, Illinois 60657
Fowler ''Supreme'' Showman's engine #20233, built in 1934, last one to be built by Fowler. Courtesy of Ed Westen, 1927 W. Nelson Street, Chicago, Illinois 60657
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Part of ''Gas Engine Row'' with J.A. Foster in foreground. Courtesy of Ed Westen, 1927 W. Nelson Street, Chicago, Illinois 60657
Part of ''Gas Engine Row'' with J.A. Foster in foreground. Courtesy of Ed Westen, 1927 W. Nelson Street, Chicago, Illinois 60657

1927 W. Nelson Street, Chicago, Illinois 60657

When planning a trip to England this summer, my wife and son and
I decided to try to include a visit to a steam show there.
Accordingly, I wrote to Iron-Men Album requesting the name of a
contributor from England and was supplied with that of Mr. Stanley
White. I sent him a copy of our proposed itinerary which he

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