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Pictures of threshing at the Eilers Brothers Farm on September 28, 1976. It was 1975 grain four big stacks as they have their own machine which is a 32'' Minneapolis.
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We had Ermin Morrels 16 HP Advance engine for power. I am running the engine. Courtesy of Flavian C. Karl, 113 3rd Street East, Jordan, Minnesota 55352.
Flavian C. Karl
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This Reeves Steam engine is on display at the Western Development Museum in Saskatoon, Sask. It is a 1912 32 120 HP #6819. This picture was taken in 1963 at the week long show which is held every year in Saskatoon in the month of July. Here you see the
Arlo Jurney
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A rare one - the Cooper Steam Traction Engine built in 1886, and shown in perfect running condition in this 1976 photograph. This possibly ''one-of-a-kind'' engine is featured in the article on page 3. Photo courtesy of Ralph L. Boyer, 1011 New Gambier Ro
Ralph L. Boyer
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40 HP Case at Eshelmans' Show. This engine was belted to the steel Avery thresher in 1976. Dallas and Eddie Fidler are the engineers of this outfit. Courtesy of Roger L. Eshelman, Box 36, College Springs, Iowa 51637.
Roger L. Eshelman
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Carver Old Threshers Parade. That is Marvin at the controls. The 35-70 Minneapolis and 50 HP Case to the right rear, are owned by John Schoening shown with his son, Bill. Courtesy of Ray Lins, 2035 Opal Place, Eagan, Minnesota 55122.
Ray Lins
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