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Published on May 1, 1971
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1/8'' scale 20 x 70 Nichols & Shepard steam engine. One year of spare time work for Stanley E. Baringer, 304 S. 4th St., Le Sueur, Minnesota. Weight is 87 pounds. Detailed even down to differential. Stanley is a fine machinist. Courtesy of Eldon C. Braun
1/8'' scale 20 x 70 Nichols & Shepard steam engine. One year of spare time work for Stanley E. Baringer, 304 S. 4th St., Le Sueur, Minnesota. Weight is 87 pounds. Detailed even down to differential. Stanley is a fine machinist. Courtesy of Eldon C. Braun
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Note four bundle pitchers and two wagons feeding the big separator. Courtesy of Edmund A. Schott, 2203 Montague Road, Rockford, Illinois 61102.
Note four bundle pitchers and two wagons feeding the big separator. Courtesy of Edmund A. Schott, 2203 Montague Road, Rockford, Illinois 61102.
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Tom Nicholson and engines at the roundhouse. Courtesy of Clarence E. Mitcham, Route 1, Mead, Washington 99021.
Tom Nicholson and engines at the roundhouse. Courtesy of Clarence E. Mitcham, Route 1, Mead, Washington 99021.
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1/8'' scale 50 hp. Case steam engine. Took one year of spare time to build by Stanley E. Baringer., Le Sueur, Minnesota. Weight is 78 pounds. Courtesy of Eldon C. Braun, Le Center, Minnesota 56057.
1/8'' scale 50 hp. Case steam engine. Took one year of spare time to build by Stanley E. Baringer., Le Sueur, Minnesota. Weight is 78 pounds. Courtesy of Eldon C. Braun, Le Center, Minnesota 56057.
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Courtesy of Edmund A. Schott, 2203 Montague Road, Rockford, Illinois 61102.
Courtesy of Edmund A. Schott, 2203 Montague Road, Rockford, Illinois 61102.
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Albert Meicho and Tom Nicholson's engine. Courtesy of Clarence E. Mitcham, Route 1, Mead, Washington 99021.
Albert Meicho and Tom Nicholson's engine. Courtesy of Clarence E. Mitcham, Route 1, Mead, Washington 99021.
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A 30 hp. Huber and sawmill owned by Frank L. S. Partz in the middle 20's. The man at the lumber is Alphons Ecklund and the other man is Engineer Drantlaw. Courtesy of C. E. Code, Dundas, Minnesota 55019.
A 30 hp. Huber and sawmill owned by Frank L. S. Partz in the middle 20's. The man at the lumber is Alphons Ecklund and the other man is Engineer Drantlaw. Courtesy of C. E. Code, Dundas, Minnesota 55019.
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In the mill picture, my brother A. L. Code is sitting on log, S. Partz pinning down the log and Ecklund is piling lumber. Courtesy of C. E. Code, Dundas, Minnesota 55019.
In the mill picture, my brother A. L. Code is sitting on log, S. Partz pinning down the log and Ecklund is piling lumber. Courtesy of C. E. Code, Dundas, Minnesota 55019.
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Mrs. Mitcham and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meicho and a view of the tracks and river. Courtesy of Clarence E. Mitcham, Route 1, Mead, Washington 99021.
Mrs. Mitcham and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meicho and a view of the tracks and river. Courtesy of Clarence E. Mitcham, Route 1, Mead, Washington 99021.

Beautiful 17 inch Bell from early wood-burning locomotive, 3
rings around skirt, ornate brass side mounts, sounds and looks like
plenty of silver used in its construction. Found at Honeye Falls
Museum. Similar one can be seen on wood burning locomotive in Ford
Museum, Dearborn, Michigan. Want $1250. Have two dozen others, half
of them locomotive, several steam driven, size 10 to 17 inches.

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