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
England. Just enclose a dollar bill and that will keep it coming
for a while.
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
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