ROUGH & TUMBLE REPORT 1976

By Fred Fox
Published on January 1, 1977
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Larry Parkers roller after painting from Buffalo Springfield records, machine manufactured July 1920, Serial number 4753.
Larry Parkers roller after painting from Buffalo Springfield records, machine manufactured July 1920, Serial number 4753.
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This shows connecting rod, disc crank and eccentric still have not figured out exactly how it works, but will! (picture by Frank Vintscgher).
This shows connecting rod, disc crank and eccentric still have not figured out exactly how it works, but will! (picture by Frank Vintscgher).
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Wagon train pulls into Hough & Tumble July 1, 1976.
Wagon train pulls into Hough & Tumble July 1, 1976.
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Controls of the 1886 Scheidler engine. Is this the oldest operating traction engine in the U.S.A.?
Controls of the 1886 Scheidler engine. Is this the oldest operating traction engine in the U.S.A.?

Box 146, County House Road, Mt. Royal, New Jersey 08061

On the Monday morning after the show, my wife succeeded in
awakening me for my return to work, but I still felt as though I
were Rip-Van-Winkle before his long sleep. In a semi-conscious
state I put both feet on to the floor, but it was an effort and
nothing wanted to move. My back needed someone to nail a hinge on

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