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Published on November 1, 1966
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Courtesy of Jacob Vander Hoft, P.O. Box 338, Lowell, Oregon 97452. This old locomotive stands in Prescott, Arizona, at the old Capital Building Building.
Courtesy of Jacob Vander Hoft, P.O. Box 338, Lowell, Oregon 97452. This old locomotive stands in Prescott, Arizona, at the old Capital Building Building.
Jacob Vander Hoft
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Courtesy of Mr. Rudolph Shinholt, Route, 1, Joncsboro, Indiana. This is a 65 HP Case Engine owned by Rudolph Shinholt of Jonesboro, Indiana. The engine Ser. is #33066. This picture was taken at Elwood Historical Club show in 1964 by Mrs. Ernest Hoffer of
Courtesy of Mr. Rudolph Shinholt, Route, 1, Joncsboro, Indiana. This is a 65 HP Case Engine owned by Rudolph Shinholt of Jonesboro, Indiana. The engine Ser. is #33066. This picture was taken at Elwood Historical Club show in 1964 by Mrs. Ernest Hoffer of
Rudolph Shinholt
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Courtesy of Mr. Rudolph Shinholt, Route 1, Jonesboro, Indiana. This is a 135 HP Atlas Engine, made in Indianapolis, Indiana, 125 years ago. This engine was given to the Elwood Historical Club on February 5, 1965, by Carl Scudder of Windfall, Indiana the o
Courtesy of Mr. Rudolph Shinholt, Route 1, Jonesboro, Indiana. This is a 135 HP Atlas Engine, made in Indianapolis, Indiana, 125 years ago. This engine was given to the Elwood Historical Club on February 5, 1965, by Carl Scudder of Windfall, Indiana the o
Rudolph Shinholt
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Courtesy of Mr. C. A. Holmquist, R. 3, St. James, Minnesota. This picture was taken in 1913 at my Dad's farm. My partner is standing in front of the drive wheel and I am standing almost under the flywheel. The little boy that sits on the rear water tank i
Courtesy of Mr. C. A. Holmquist, R. 3, St. James, Minnesota. This picture was taken in 1913 at my Dad's farm. My partner is standing in front of the drive wheel and I am standing almost under the flywheel. The little boy that sits on the rear water tank i
C. A. Holmquist
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Courtesy of Col. H. M. Salley, Box 501, Tarpon Springs, Florida. This is a 12 ton, 6 HP, double crank compound steam road roller, 2-tine scarifier. It was manufactured in 1922 by John Fowler & Sons (Leeds) Ltd. It has 180 Ib. working pressure. It has been
Courtesy of Col. H. M. Salley, Box 501, Tarpon Springs, Florida. This is a 12 ton, 6 HP, double crank compound steam road roller, 2-tine scarifier. It was manufactured in 1922 by John Fowler & Sons (Leeds) Ltd. It has 180 Ib. working pressure. It has been
Col. H. M. Salley
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Courtesy of John Madson, R. R. 1, Box 17, Hartland, Minnesota 56042. My A.D. Baker Engine, a 6 x 8 in.
Courtesy of John Madson, R. R. 1, Box 17, Hartland, Minnesota 56042. My A.D. Baker Engine, a 6 x 8 in.
John Madson
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Courtesy of Wendell Herman, Galesville, Wisconsin 54630. First day of May 1966 - Clause Mulder, Galesville, Wisconsin, backing an A.D. Baker up to the wood pile. We got this engine from Myron Gleiter in the fall of 1965.
Courtesy of Wendell Herman, Galesville, Wisconsin 54630. First day of May 1966 - Clause Mulder, Galesville, Wisconsin, backing an A.D. Baker up to the wood pile. We got this engine from Myron Gleiter in the fall of 1965.
Wendell Herman
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Courtesy of Howard Camp, Newnan, Georgia 30203
Courtesy of Howard Camp, Newnan, Georgia 30203
Howard Camp
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Courtesy of William R. Aitken, Rt. 1, Box 83D, Ogema, Minnesota 56569. I am just one of the old nuts. When I laid out a power take-off I was just a nut. That was 1914 and when I put rubber on a huller, I sure was nuts. I used to work for Minneapolis when
Courtesy of William R. Aitken, Rt. 1, Box 83D, Ogema, Minnesota 56569. I am just one of the old nuts. When I laid out a power take-off I was just a nut. That was 1914 and when I put rubber on a huller, I sure was nuts. I used to work for Minneapolis when
William R. Aitken
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Courtesy of Ralph C. Fuller, 615 W. 2nd Street, Minneapolis, Kansas 67467. This is my real pride and joy. I bought this 16 Port Huron from the Ottowa Boys in Wichita. It was in a bad state of rust and repair. As you see it here, it is just about ready for
Courtesy of Ralph C. Fuller, 615 W. 2nd Street, Minneapolis, Kansas 67467. This is my real pride and joy. I bought this 16 Port Huron from the Ottowa Boys in Wichita. It was in a bad state of rust and repair. As you see it here, it is just about ready for
Ralph C. Fuller

This is a water tube boiler at Lake Kankee, Yukon, between White
Horse Y.T. and Toke Junction, Alaska. The boiler is supposed to
have been removed from a small steamboat used by the lumber people
before the first World War. It is hard to believe anything like
this can be so far inland from the rest of the world. The boiler is
made from Crane pipe fittings and a head and does not look like it

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