Steam Traction

ROUGH & TUMBLE

By Staff
Published on November 1, 1976
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Half-scale Olds model, built in 1973 by Dick Shelly, Manheim, Pennsylvania. It took about 250 hours to build.
Half-scale Olds model, built in 1973 by Dick Shelly, Manheim, Pennsylvania. It took about 250 hours to build.
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Anna Mae, with son, Tommy and grandson, Ryan, sport the latest in fashion at Kinzer.
Anna Mae, with son, Tommy and grandson, Ryan, sport the latest in fashion at Kinzer.
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Springfield, 5 H.P., 1905; restored by Richard Baumbach, Quakertown, R.D., Pennsylvania. (Stemgas photos)
Springfield, 5 H.P., 1905; restored by Richard Baumbach, Quakertown, R.D., Pennsylvania. (Stemgas photos)
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No. 13 among the steamers at Rough & Tumble 1976. ''homemade'' model shown by Leroy Schannauer, Jr., 12 years old, of Sinking Springs, Pennsylvania. It has been in the family 5 years. Leroy's kid brother, Steven, age 7, served as his eager assistant. Note
No. 13 among the steamers at Rough & Tumble 1976. ''homemade'' model shown by Leroy Schannauer, Jr., 12 years old, of Sinking Springs, Pennsylvania. It has been in the family 5 years. Leroy's kid brother, Steven, age 7, served as his eager assistant. Note
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