Iron Man Of The Month

By Staff
Published on July 1, 1970
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Abe Johnson, King of Cases, tries his hand at throttling steam locomotives on my HO pike.
Abe Johnson, King of Cases, tries his hand at throttling steam locomotives on my HO pike.
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Iron-Man Abe Johnson of Marion, N. Y., ready to shove off to meet other friends in Buckeye Land and Michigan. Shown here fondling his special Case watch fob. Uncle Abe also keeps a wary eye on that empty hogshead of Ed Troutman's, which he has been ordere
Iron-Man Abe Johnson of Marion, N. Y., ready to shove off to meet other friends in Buckeye Land and Michigan. Shown here fondling his special Case watch fob. Uncle Abe also keeps a wary eye on that empty hogshead of Ed Troutman's, which he has been ordere
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Iron-Man Abe Johnson cracks the throttle on Ed Troutman's 50-horse Case Engine at the Darke County Threshers, Greenville, Ohio, last summer. All Case Engines are perfect like people to Father Abram. That's ''Uncle'' Ed Troutman of Brookville, Ohio, stan
Iron-Man Abe Johnson cracks the throttle on Ed Troutman's 50-horse Case Engine at the Darke County Threshers, Greenville, Ohio, last summer. All Case Engines are perfect like people to Father Abram. That's ''Uncle'' Ed Troutman of Brookville, Ohio, stan

‘Uncle Joe!’ he said, when I finally got the front door
unstuck, unlatched and opened and he stood towering over me like a
Paul Bunyan, eyeing me from beneath that woodsman’s fur-lined
head-gear.

Suddenly my brain re-coiled, realizing as I did that it was none
other than Abe Johnson (Father Abram) from up New York State who is

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