LETTERS

By Staff
Published on November 1, 1964
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Pictured with the engine is my son.
Pictured with the engine is my son.
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35 HP Advance compound straw burner I operated in 1926.
35 HP Advance compound straw burner I operated in 1926.
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Playing time is now on. The J. I. Case Separator seems rather out of place here at the edge of the woods. It did give the old timers a chance to line up again. The pickup load of baled hay did for a short time simulate ear threshing.
Playing time is now on. The J. I. Case Separator seems rather out of place here at the edge of the woods. It did give the old timers a chance to line up again. The pickup load of baled hay did for a short time simulate ear threshing.
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This picture was given to me recently by a good friend, The Rev. James Bailey, pastor of Oak Lane Methodist Church, Phil. Mr. Bailey's aunt gave it to him from an old picture album. He knew I am crazy about steam engines so he had me in mind when he obtai
This picture was given to me recently by a good friend, The Rev. James Bailey, pastor of Oak Lane Methodist Church, Phil. Mr. Bailey's aunt gave it to him from an old picture album. He knew I am crazy about steam engines so he had me in mind when he obtai

Courtesy of Mr. H. S. Fox, Mt. Royal, New Jersey

While at the Spring Reunion of the ‘Rough & Tumble
Engineers’ Elmer asked me if I would write a little article on
my 2′ scale British type Traction Engine. Plucking up a little
courage, here goes.

Having originated from England, I suppose it was natural that my

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