BUILDING A MODEL CASE

By Grant A. Conboy
Published on May 1, 1974
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This picture shows us shelling corn with a Model ''D'' M M Shelter. Quite a few people came to see the little engine and sheller work. It did a beautiful job. We shelled about 750 bushes at about 200 bushel per hour. That is me standing by the engine. Cou
This picture shows us shelling corn with a Model ''D'' M M Shelter. Quite a few people came to see the little engine and sheller work. It did a beautiful job. We shelled about 750 bushes at about 200 bushel per hour. That is me standing by the engine. Cou
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Picture taken at the Freeport, Illinois Show. I do not know all the men in the picture. On the right is Emmett P. Lain of Atkinson, Illinois. Next to him is Eugene Stevens of Peoria, Illinois. I am in the middle. On my right is Orville Morry of Kewanee, I
Picture taken at the Freeport, Illinois Show. I do not know all the men in the picture. On the right is Emmett P. Lain of Atkinson, Illinois. Next to him is Eugene Stevens of Peoria, Illinois. I am in the middle. On my right is Orville Morry of Kewanee, I

Route 1, Rock Falls, Illinois 61071

I am sending you some snapshots and a few lines about a one-half
scale model Case 65 that I built. This engine is popular with model
builders. Each time I see one in the Iron-Men Album I marvel at the
finished product, for I know how much time and effort each person
put into it. This goes for whatever make the builder uses for his

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