The picture is of my brother-in-law's grandfather's sawmill (standing at front of engine). Is this possibly Buffalo Pitts? My daughter-in-law's great grandfather is engineer, Truman Marsh and sawyer is Harvey Chapman, all of Bethany Center, New York. The
R. Dayton Nichols
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Cannonball II -an exact duplicate of the ten-wheeler which John Luther (Casey) Jones rode to his death on April 30, 1900, located on the Casey Jones Home and Railroad Museum, Jackson, Tennessee. Courtesy of R. Dayton Nichols, 6128 Main Road, Stafford, New
R. Dayton Nichols
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Threshing at the 1971 Steam Engine Show at Bird City, Kansas. Courtesy of Richard Wendelburg, Tribune, Kansas 67879.
Richard Wendelburg
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A group of engines not restored for use, at the present time. Shot taken at the 1969 Pion-Era. Courtesy of Clarence M. Reed, 426 Margaret Street, Akron, Ohio 44306.
Clarence M. Reed
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Compound cylinder center mounted Case engine at 1969 Pion-Era. Courtesy of Clarence M. Reed, 426 Margaret Street, Akron, Ohio 44306.
Clarence M. Reed
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Picture is a threshing scene at Scott-Carver County Bee, 1971. Wm. Olander's Case and 36 x 60 separator. Walter Zimmerman's 25 HP Case engine. Walt is the engineer.
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Photo is a 16 HP Advance engine owned by Ermin Morrell of Jordan, Minnesota. Engineer is Mr. Morrell. Courtesy of Florian C. Karl, Jordan, Minnesota 55352.
Florian C. Karl
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''Smithy'' Lewis Gillinger of Martinsburg, West Virginia finishing a horse shoe at Berryville, Virginia. Photo by Dave Egan, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania 17055. Courtesy of Earlene Ritzman, 808 Wertzville Road, Enola, Pennsylvania 17025.
Dave Egan
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1920 era Farquhar with Engineer Gaither Ryman of Mt. Jackson, Virginia ready to get in line at Berryville, Virginia, 1971. Photo by Dave Egan. Courtesy of Earlene Ritzman, 808 Wertzville Road, Enola, Pennsylvania 17025.
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