Steam Traction

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Published on November 1, 1966
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Courtesy of Earl J. Robinson, Collins, Iowa 50055. At Mr. & Mrs. Neil Miller's picnic dinner, Neil holds a decorated cake as he proudly poses beside his newly assembled Case 50. This boiler is shown on page 16 of the March-April 1966 issue of the Album. S
Courtesy of Earl J. Robinson, Collins, Iowa 50055. At Mr. & Mrs. Neil Miller's picnic dinner, Neil holds a decorated cake as he proudly poses beside his newly assembled Case 50. This boiler is shown on page 16 of the March-April 1966 issue of the Album. S
Earl J. Robinson
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Courtesy of Miles A. Lusk, R. R. 3, Butler, Pennsylvania 16001
Courtesy of Miles A. Lusk, R. R. 3, Butler, Pennsylvania 16001
Miles A. Lusk
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Courtesy of Mr. W. C. Kuhl, Jr.464 So. 5th. St., Sebewaing, Michigan 48759. This No. 9 Birdsell Huller owned by W. A. Kuhl, Sebewaing, Michigan. Junior Kuhl and Carl Buehler are standing in front of the huller. This was taken a mile west of Snell School n
Courtesy of Mr. W. C. Kuhl, Jr.464 So. 5th. St., Sebewaing, Michigan 48759. This No. 9 Birdsell Huller owned by W. A. Kuhl, Sebewaing, Michigan. Junior Kuhl and Carl Buehler are standing in front of the huller. This was taken a mile west of Snell School n
W. C. Kuhl
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Courtesy of Frank S. York, R. D. 4, Three Rivers, Michigan Frank S. York and son, Stephen. Taken - Sept. 15, 1960. 22 HP coal burner, Advance Engine on sawmill.
Courtesy of Frank S. York, R. D. 4, Three Rivers, Michigan Frank S. York and son, Stephen. Taken - Sept. 15, 1960. 22 HP coal burner, Advance Engine on sawmill.
Frank S. York
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Courtesy of Mr. W. C. Kuhl, Jr. 464 So. 5th. St., Sebewaing, Michigan 48759. A 21-75 Baker Engine owned and operated by Russel Kettler, Oakley, Michigan. They were working on the fan at the Saginaw Live Steam Meet at Imly City, Michigan in August, 1964.
Courtesy of Mr. W. C. Kuhl, Jr. 464 So. 5th. St., Sebewaing, Michigan 48759. A 21-75 Baker Engine owned and operated by Russel Kettler, Oakley, Michigan. They were working on the fan at the Saginaw Live Steam Meet at Imly City, Michigan in August, 1964.
W. C. Kuhl
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Courtesy of Mr. W. C. Kuhl, Jr., 464 So. 5th. St., Sebewaing, Mich. 48759. Here is a picture of a 30 x 50 Greyhound owned by W.A. Kuhl, Sebewaing, Michigan. They were threshing wheat mile east of Gage town, Michigan in August, 1937. Roland Wood is standin
Courtesy of Mr. W. C. Kuhl, Jr., 464 So. 5th. St., Sebewaing, Mich. 48759. Here is a picture of a 30 x 50 Greyhound owned by W.A. Kuhl, Sebewaing, Michigan. They were threshing wheat mile east of Gage town, Michigan in August, 1937. Roland Wood is standin
W. C. Kuhl
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Courtesy of Mr. Homer Prudom, Fairport, New York. This engine was pulled from Canandaigua Lake after being there 23 or 24 years. It was a 15 or 16 HP Peerless. It was very badly broken, no chance of restoration.
Courtesy of Mr. Homer Prudom, Fairport, New York. This engine was pulled from Canandaigua Lake after being there 23 or 24 years. It was a 15 or 16 HP Peerless. It was very badly broken, no chance of restoration.
Homer Prudom

I have several steam engines, boilers, etc. including the
beautiful engine Mr. Flint from Marienville, Pa. (one-armed
lumberman) had – a 2 inch Case traction engine, 31′ long 4-6-2
line steam railroad locomotive – a pre 1900 car engine with a
friction drive, etc. As we will be doing lots of traveling and
buying, I don’t know if I can bring any over this year. I want

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