Steam Traction

SPARKS FROM OLD PLUGS

By Staff
Published on January 1, 1963
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This is an engine I've never seen in the Iron-Men Album. It is a Sandwich 10 horse built in Sandwich, Illinois about 1929. I brought this engine home from near Omaha, Nebraska.
This is an engine I've never seen in the Iron-Men Album. It is a Sandwich 10 horse built in Sandwich, Illinois about 1929. I brought this engine home from near Omaha, Nebraska.
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Elmer Larson's 1/3 scale Rumely Oil Pull tractor. Built in his spare time at his machine shop at Fargo, N. D.
Elmer Larson's 1/3 scale Rumely Oil Pull tractor. Built in his spare time at his machine shop at Fargo, N. D.
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Here is a picture of our 30-60 Hart Parr, No. 2257. The picture was taken in March, 1962.
Here is a picture of our 30-60 Hart Parr, No. 2257. The picture was taken in March, 1962.
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Here is a picture of me standing beside my restored 30-60 Rumely Oil Pull Type S, serial 292.
Here is a picture of me standing beside my restored 30-60 Rumely Oil Pull Type S, serial 292.
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This picture was taken September, 1961, at the Black Hawk Steam Engine Show at Cedar Falls, Ia. The engine is a Case 110 and a 14 bottom John Deere plow owned by Smolik Bros. It will be at the show again this year.
This picture was taken September, 1961, at the Black Hawk Steam Engine Show at Cedar Falls, Ia. The engine is a Case 110 and a 14 bottom John Deere plow owned by Smolik Bros. It will be at the show again this year.
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