Steam Traction

POST CARDS

By Staff
Published on November 1, 1955
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COURTESY OF CLARENCE REED OF 426 MARGARET ST., AKRON
COURTESY OF CLARENCE REED OF 426 MARGARET ST., AKRON
Clarence Reed
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Mr. Charles S. McCleary of Huntsville , Ohio, sends us this 1900 picture of a complete Russell outfit. Charles is on the engine box and the only living person on the picture. Mr. McCleary is 73 and says he has quite a yen for the old traction engine. I wa
Mr. Charles S. McCleary of Huntsville , Ohio, sends us this 1900 picture of a complete Russell outfit. Charles is on the engine box and the only living person on the picture. Mr. McCleary is 73 and says he has quite a yen for the old traction engine. I wa
Mr. Charles S. McCleary
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Mrs. Herb Davis of Tuscola, Michigan, sends us this 1953 picture of a 24hp. Port Huron at Beaverton, Mich. The men are, left to right: Herb Davis, Merle Newkirk, John Sandula, Mr. Sutliff, and Gerald Payne
Mrs. Herb Davis of Tuscola, Michigan, sends us this 1953 picture of a 24hp. Port Huron at Beaverton, Mich. The men are, left to right: Herb Davis, Merle Newkirk, John Sandula, Mr. Sutliff, and Gerald Payne
Mrs. Herb Davis
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Mr. Lewis R. Rowland, R. D. 2, Iola, Kansas, grinding feed with his 25-75 Gaar Scott double, heavy, rear mounted Plow engine, August of 1948
Mr. Lewis R. Rowland, R. D. 2, Iola, Kansas, grinding feed with his 25-75 Gaar Scott double, heavy, rear mounted Plow engine, August of 1948
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Mr. Guy W. Scheuler
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Front view of the A & T bevel gear and shaft drive restored by the Arthur S. Young Company, Kinzers, Pa. Courtesy of a good man who wishes his name with-held
Front view of the A & T bevel gear and shaft drive restored by the Arthur S. Young Company, Kinzers, Pa. Courtesy of a good man who wishes his name with-held
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Right hand view of the shaft and bevel gear Aultman Taylor restored by the Arthur S. Young Co., Kinzers, Pa. Courtesy of a professional man who does not want his name mentioned
Right hand view of the shaft and bevel gear Aultman Taylor restored by the Arthur S. Young Co., Kinzers, Pa. Courtesy of a professional man who does not want his name mentioned

MRS. CLARENCE REED OF 426 MARGARET STREET, AKRON 6, OHIO, ASKING
ABOUT THE KIT-TEN ON THE HEAD TANK OF HER HUSBAND’S GAAR SCOTT
22 HP. ENGINE SHE SAYS IT IS A BEAUTIFUL, BIG, BLACK, DIRTY THING.
CLARENCE SATS HE LOVES BOTH SHE AND THE ENGINE. HE ALSO SAYS,
‘IT WAS NO EASY TRICK TO GET HER CLOSE ENOUGH TO SNAP THE
PICTURE. SHE IS PLENTY GUN SHY, ANYWAY.’ (CLARENCE IS A GOOD

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