Shipping A Case or A Case of Shipping?

By Melvin Kestler
Published on May 1, 1971
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Newly restored, these three items of equipment were loaded for display and demonstration in the 16th annual reunion and show of the Antique Engines and Threshers Association at the Roy Kite farm near Bird City, Kan. Mr. Kestler shipped the equipment to Tw
Newly restored, these three items of equipment were loaded for display and demonstration in the 16th annual reunion and show of the Antique Engines and Threshers Association at the Roy Kite farm near Bird City, Kan. Mr. Kestler shipped the equipment to Tw
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An 85-pound whistle from an old steam locomotive will be mounted on the steam engine Melvin Kestler has brought to Twin Falls. When not playing with the steam engine and threshing equipment, Mr. Kestler builds model trains such as those above, in the stag
An 85-pound whistle from an old steam locomotive will be mounted on the steam engine Melvin Kestler has brought to Twin Falls. When not playing with the steam engine and threshing equipment, Mr. Kestler builds model trains such as those above, in the stag

1339 Evergreen Drive, Twin Falls, Idaho 83301.

During the first part of October, 1969, my Case steam outfit was
shipped from Bird City, Kansas, to Twin Falls, Idaho, via the
Burlington and Union Pacific railroads. This was quite a memorable
and unusual experience. For the past 17 years, the Case outfit had
been stored at the Leone Kite farm near Bird City, Kansas, and

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