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Published on January 1, 1970
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Courtesy of E.J. Buhr, Maymont, Saskatchewan, Canada Reeves, cross compound 32 Hp. at Tyner, Saskatchewan in 1915. F. Dix, owner.
Courtesy of E.J. Buhr, Maymont, Saskatchewan, Canada Reeves, cross compound 32 Hp. at Tyner, Saskatchewan in 1915. F. Dix, owner.
E.J. Buhr
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Courtesy of E.J. Buhr, Maymont, Saskatchewan, Canada. Case 75 of Jacob Boese at Waldheim, Saskatchewan in 1915. It has an 8 bottom plow.
Courtesy of E.J. Buhr, Maymont, Saskatchewan, Canada. Case 75 of Jacob Boese at Waldheim, Saskatchewan in 1915. It has an 8 bottom plow.
E.J. Buhr
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Courtesy of Herbert St. Clair Route 2 Mauston, Wisconsin 35948. This old dinner bell is one my Grandfather Charles St. Clair had. He died in 1907 at the age of about 72 years. My father got the ball that same year. His name was Orlando St. Clair. He died
Courtesy of Herbert St. Clair Route 2 Mauston, Wisconsin 35948. This old dinner bell is one my Grandfather Charles St. Clair had. He died in 1907 at the age of about 72 years. My father got the ball that same year. His name was Orlando St. Clair. He died
Herbert St. Clair
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Courtesy of Police Photographer, Detective Charles Zollars, Lancaster Ohio. Picture taken at the Fairfield County Fairgrounds during the Hocking Valley Steam and Antique Power Show, June 1968.
Courtesy of Police Photographer, Detective Charles Zollars, Lancaster Ohio. Picture taken at the Fairfield County Fairgrounds during the Hocking Valley Steam and Antique Power Show, June 1968.
Police Photographer
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Courtesy of Ovid J. Stevens, Barnard, South Dakota 57426. The tank team and ''water monkey'' as the tanky was called. His name was John Brinning. Note the well mannered team. The other man is Maurice Arndt, engineer. The smoke stack, belongs to a 25-75 hp
Courtesy of Ovid J. Stevens, Barnard, South Dakota 57426. The tank team and ''water monkey'' as the tanky was called. His name was John Brinning. Note the well mannered team. The other man is Maurice Arndt, engineer. The smoke stack, belongs to a 25-75 hp
Ovid J. Stevens
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Courtesy of Lew Rineholt, Route 3, Vicksburg, Michigan. This is the last engine Ross Bell owned. A Cooper all beveled drive - mf'd in 1886. This engine went back to the nephew of the original builder.
Courtesy of Lew Rineholt, Route 3, Vicksburg, Michigan. This is the last engine Ross Bell owned. A Cooper all beveled drive - mf'd in 1886. This engine went back to the nephew of the original builder.
Lew Rineholt
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Courtesy of Ovid J. Stevens, Barnard, South Dakota 57426. This is a 25-75 hp. Case, a rear view. Pictured left to right: Tom Gronso (owner's son), Cod Gronso (owner), Maurice Arndt, engineer, next man unknown and John Brinning in tender.
Courtesy of Ovid J. Stevens, Barnard, South Dakota 57426. This is a 25-75 hp. Case, a rear view. Pictured left to right: Tom Gronso (owner's son), Cod Gronso (owner), Maurice Arndt, engineer, next man unknown and John Brinning in tender.
Ovid J. Stevens
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Courtesy of Mrs. Amos Brandt, R.D. 1, Bainbridge, Pennsylvania 17502 Francis Huber, President of Fahey Bank, Marion, Ohio, Chairman Board of Directors of Huber Co. Huber Co. discontinued manufacturing engines and threshers around 1920. Since then they man
Courtesy of Mrs. Amos Brandt, R.D. 1, Bainbridge, Pennsylvania 17502 Francis Huber, President of Fahey Bank, Marion, Ohio, Chairman Board of Directors of Huber Co. Huber Co. discontinued manufacturing engines and threshers around 1920. Since then they man
Mrs. Amos Brandt
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Courtesy of Mrs. Amos Brandt, R. D. 1, Bainbridge, Pennsylvania 17502 Residents of four states meet to enjoy Anna Brandt's Chicken Corn Soup at Pageant of Steam, Canandaigua, New York Show. They were sorry Rev. and Mrs. Ritzman couldn't be there to join t
Courtesy of Mrs. Amos Brandt, R. D. 1, Bainbridge, Pennsylvania 17502 Residents of four states meet to enjoy Anna Brandt's Chicken Corn Soup at Pageant of Steam, Canandaigua, New York Show. They were sorry Rev. and Mrs. Ritzman couldn't be there to join t
Mrs. Amos Brandt

I, Herbert St. Clair, am 71 and I have a son 40 years old and he
has a son 6. I want the bell to keep on going down the line. In my
opinion, this bell is 100 years old.

Mr. Bell passed away quite suddenly May 17. He was 79 years old
and had lived in Schoolcraft, Michigan all of his life. He was a
pioneer in the automobile business, building the present Ford

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