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Published on July 1, 1970
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Courtesy of Clinton H. Atkinson, Sr., Box 31, Penacook, New Hampshire 03301.
Courtesy of Clinton H. Atkinson, Sr., Box 31, Penacook, New Hampshire 03301.
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The picture is of the finished product. That is Arlan Koopman, age 17, at left with his side-kick, Sterling (Slim) Leach, 49, of rural Pontiac, standing by the engine.
The picture is of the finished product. That is Arlan Koopman, age 17, at left with his side-kick, Sterling (Slim) Leach, 49, of rural Pontiac, standing by the engine.
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Courtesy of Clinton H. Atkinson, Sr., Box 31, Penacook, New Hampshire 03301.
Courtesy of Clinton H. Atkinson, Sr., Box 31, Penacook, New Hampshire 03301.
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The photo shows what one of these engines look like without the boiler.
The photo shows what one of these engines look like without the boiler.
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The Wood Bros. separator in action powered by the Case 45. About 3000 people attended the three day show organized by A. C. Eshelman of Elliott, Iowa. The show this year will be held July 31, Aug. 1, and 2, 1970.
The Wood Bros. separator in action powered by the Case 45. About 3000 people attended the three day show organized by A. C. Eshelman of Elliott, Iowa. The show this year will be held July 31, Aug. 1, and 2, 1970.
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The large wind charger and a couple of windmills and a wishing well on the show grounds at the Eshelmans SW Iowa Antique Machinery and Threshing Show. The mill on the left will have the wooden wheel with the two rudders. It is an Eclipse model. One rudder
The large wind charger and a couple of windmills and a wishing well on the show grounds at the Eshelmans SW Iowa Antique Machinery and Threshing Show. The mill on the left will have the wooden wheel with the two rudders. It is an Eclipse model. One rudder
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White Mountain Central Railroad crews are restoring a Huber steam tractor in the Kancamagus Shops of that railroad. It is a very old Huber. Notice the cylinder is on the right side. That is the Assistant Master Mechanic, David Clark, cleaning rust from th
White Mountain Central Railroad crews are restoring a Huber steam tractor in the Kancamagus Shops of that railroad. It is a very old Huber. Notice the cylinder is on the right side. That is the Assistant Master Mechanic, David Clark, cleaning rust from th
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White Mountain Central Railroad crews are restoring a Huber steam tractor in the Kancamagus Shops of that railroad. It is a very old Huber. Notice the cylinder is on the right side. That is the Assistant Master Mechanic, David Clark, cleaning rust from th
White Mountain Central Railroad crews are restoring a Huber steam tractor in the Kancamagus Shops of that railroad. It is a very old Huber. Notice the cylinder is on the right side. That is the Assistant Master Mechanic, David Clark, cleaning rust from th
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Mr. L. F. Rosenberger of Strasburg, Virginia, a member of the Shenandoah Valley Steam and Gas Engine Association at Berryville. He is standing beside the Taylor dry steam engine at the Carroll County Farm Museum, Westminister, Maryland - September 1969.
Mr. L. F. Rosenberger of Strasburg, Virginia, a member of the Shenandoah Valley Steam and Gas Engine Association at Berryville. He is standing beside the Taylor dry steam engine at the Carroll County Farm Museum, Westminister, Maryland - September 1969.

Pictured above is an Avery under mounted steamer we rebuilt and
installed a new all welded boiler.   The third shot is of
the train set-up, which we drove to Pontiac over Route 116. Behind
the engine is a water tank; the old boiler off of the engine -cut
away for display; a trailer load of old church, school, farm and
locomotive bells eighteen in all. Weight is 5600 pounds. Then there

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