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Published on November 1, 1962
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1923 Case 50 restored by me in 1957.
1923 Case 50 restored by me in 1957.
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Buffalo-Springfield Roller, owned by George and Lewis Edinger of Urbana, Ohio. This was a great attraction at the Richland County Ohio Steam Threshers Reunion 1962.
Buffalo-Springfield Roller, owned by George and Lewis Edinger of Urbana, Ohio. This was a great attraction at the Richland County Ohio Steam Threshers Reunion 1962.
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My restored power plant line-up - 1929 Case 'C', 1915 Case 20 x 40; 1923 Case Steamer; 1919 Aultman Taylor 30 x 60.
My restored power plant line-up - 1929 Case 'C', 1915 Case 20 x 40; 1923 Case Steamer; 1919 Aultman Taylor 30 x 60.
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89 key Gavioli Fairground Organ owned by Mr. Robinson, Heighington , Lincoln, England.
89 key Gavioli Fairground Organ owned by Mr. Robinson, Heighington , Lincoln, England.
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Picture of the cornish engine mentioned in Dairyland Driftings, Sept.-Oct. 1961 issue. Measurement 50' 100' 120'; Flywheel 40' -160 ton 54ft. to topof cyl. Pumped 3000 gal. Per min. with a lift of 1500ft.
Picture of the cornish engine mentioned in Dairyland Driftings, Sept.-Oct. 1961 issue. Measurement 50' 100' 120'; Flywheel 40' -160 ton 54ft. to topof cyl. Pumped 3000 gal. Per min. with a lift of 1500ft.
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Here is a picture of the 25-90. Nichols-Shepard Plow Engine.
Here is a picture of the 25-90. Nichols-Shepard Plow Engine.
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A miniature Case Thresher that I built myself.
A miniature Case Thresher that I built myself.
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A miniature Case Steam Engine that I built myself.
A miniature Case Steam Engine that I built myself.
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Threshing with my Case 50, 32 x 54 Case Separator and Case 16 barrel water tank.
Threshing with my Case 50, 32 x 54 Case Separator and Case 16 barrel water tank.

Here is a picture of the Advance Thresher Factory Main Office
Building as it appears today. Since discontinuing manufacture of
engines and threshers it has been occupied by a distillery and
temporarily used as a warehouse by various stores and businesses.
Note plaque on front. Address is Kendall and Grand Trunk
Avenues.

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