Unique Engine Unidentified Help

By James B. Romans
Published on November 1, 1974
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Side view of the unidentified engine. Picture by Robert R. Humphreys, 10401 Fawcett Street, Kensington, Maryland 20795. If you can identify this engine, please write James at his home address. Courtesy of James B. Romans, 9111 Louis Avenue, Silver Spring,
Side view of the unidentified engine. Picture by Robert R. Humphreys, 10401 Fawcett Street, Kensington, Maryland 20795. If you can identify this engine, please write James at his home address. Courtesy of James B. Romans, 9111 Louis Avenue, Silver Spring,
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A good view of the mechanics of the engine. Please identify. If you can help James, please send your information to him at his home address. Picture by Robert R. Humphreys, 10401 Fawcett Street, Kensington, Maryland 20795. Courtesy of James B. Romans 9111
A good view of the mechanics of the engine. Please identify. If you can help James, please send your information to him at his home address. Picture by Robert R. Humphreys, 10401 Fawcett Street, Kensington, Maryland 20795. Courtesy of James B. Romans 9111

9111 Louis Avenue, Silver Spring, Maryland 20910

I am enclosing two photographs of my approximately 1/2 scale
model traction engine taken at the 1973 Mason-Dixon show at
Westminster, Md. I purchased this engine at the 1973 Eastern Shore
Threshermens & Collectors Association show here in Maryland
from Mr. Andrew Burr of Baldwin, N.Y.

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