THE ENGLISH SOCIETY

By Staff

|Published on May 1, 1952

E. S. Potter

The Thresher plant at Clinton after the fire May 13, 1907,as mentioned in Canadian Notes. The photo is from the collection of E. S. Potter

THE ROAD LOCOMOTIVE SOCIETY JOURNAL is a neatly multigraphed
Magazine which the steam engine lovers of England publish. It
usually included one large photo of an English engine. It has 8
pages. Very interesting material concerning the news of the
Society. If you are interested you may write to Mr. J. B. Mullett,
‘Westcroft’, North-church Common, nr. Berkamstead, Herts

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