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Some pictures taken at the 1968 Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Show. At top left is the model table and top right is possibly an 1880 Case. Bottom left - two nice engines and bottom right is a few fellows solving the problems of the day. That's J. G. Warnock with th
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8 hp. Stevens at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
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Model Star undermounted at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. J. G. Warnock, my brother, in the foreground.
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Fairground organ built by Limmonaire Bros, of Paris in 1912. Originally used on fairgrounds in Europe and later imported into the United Kingdom. Owned by Claude Jessett of Hadlow Down, Sussex.
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Aveling and Porter Showman's Tractor ''Southern Queen,'' No. 7899 built in Rochester, Kent in 1913. New to the Essex County Council as a tractor, later converted to a showman's tractor. Owned by Claude Jessett of Hadlow Down, Sussex.
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