Steam Traction

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By Staff
Published on May 1, 1972
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A. D. Baker engine being followed by an Advance engine at the Early Day Gas Engine and Tractor Association Branch No. 2, Sussex, Wisconsin in Aug. 1971. Courtesy of Patrick Mullarkey, 5242 S. 13th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53221.
A. D. Baker engine being followed by an Advance engine at the Early Day Gas Engine and Tractor Association Branch No. 2, Sussex, Wisconsin in Aug. 1971. Courtesy of Patrick Mullarkey, 5242 S. 13th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53221.
Patrick Mullarkey
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Harold J
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Above pictures show my steam engine and separator. The engine was built in 1964 and the separator in 1965.
Above pictures show my steam engine and separator. The engine was built in 1964 and the separator in 1965.
Sam Banning
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From the ground to the top of the smokestack on the engine is 5 feet six inches. Separator is built on the same scale with an eighteen inch cylinder. Have threshed with it at threshing bees. Courtesy of Sam Banning, Hettinger, North Dakota 58639.
From the ground to the top of the smokestack on the engine is 5 feet six inches. Separator is built on the same scale with an eighteen inch cylinder. Have threshed with it at threshing bees. Courtesy of Sam Banning, Hettinger, North Dakota 58639.
Sig Jagulshi
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A stage coach I built this past winter. The wheels are from an old freight truck. They had it at the Railroad depot. They are 28 inch in front and 32 inch rear. It took me about 250 hours past time to build it. It is made mostly of oak lumber. Now it was
A stage coach I built this past winter. The wheels are from an old freight truck. They had it at the Railroad depot. They are 28 inch in front and 32 inch rear. It took me about 250 hours past time to build it. It is made mostly of oak lumber. Now it was
Patrick Mullarkey
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Trying to get front roller to angle with bell10 ton 1916 Buffalo roller in good condition and is up to the New York State Steam Pageant each year. Courtesy of Frank Allen, Pompey Center Road, Manlius, New York 13104.
Trying to get front roller to angle with bell10 ton 1916 Buffalo roller in good condition and is up to the New York State Steam Pageant each year. Courtesy of Frank Allen, Pompey Center Road, Manlius, New York 13104.
Frank Allen
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Some very nice model railroad engines owned by Ted Young at the Stephenson County Antique Engine Club Show at Freeport, Illinois. Courtesy of Patrick Mullarkey, 5242 S. 13th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53221.
Some very nice model railroad engines owned by Ted Young at the Stephenson County Antique Engine Club Show at Freeport, Illinois. Courtesy of Patrick Mullarkey, 5242 S. 13th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53221.
Patrick Mullarkey
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A Keck Gonnerman engine taken at the Stephenson County Antique Engine Club Show at Freeport, Illinois. Courtesy of Patrick Mullarkey, 5242 S. 13th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53221.
A Keck Gonnerman engine taken at the Stephenson County Antique Engine Club Show at Freeport, Illinois. Courtesy of Patrick Mullarkey, 5242 S. 13th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53221.
Patrick Mullarkey
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Minneapolis 35 HP double cylinder wood, coal and straw burner. Separator is a Minneapolis 44 x 72. On engine is Gertie Stenehyem and Minnie Mikkelson, cooks. Mike O'Mally, fireman, Mike Mikkelson, my father engineer. Picture was taken at Cherry Township,
Minneapolis 35 HP double cylinder wood, coal and straw burner. Separator is a Minneapolis 44 x 72. On engine is Gertie Stenehyem and Minnie Mikkelson, cooks. Mike O'Mally, fireman, Mike Mikkelson, my father engineer. Picture was taken at Cherry Township,
Jim Mikkelson

The above photo was snapped in October 1971 at the Arcade &
Attica Railroad. It is one of the two steamers used on a ride from
Arcadia, New York to Curriers, New York. The other steamer is No.
18. As you ride the slightly more than 14 nostalgic miles you will
have sufficient opportunity to hear the mellow sounds of the
whistle and breathe the sweet scent of soft coal smoke. On the trip

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