kcm.MN
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Janicholson
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Fancy. Jim
Steve@Advance
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Wonder what all the art work was about?
That would have driven the cost up considerably.
Were buyers of the day really interested in such?
That would have driven the cost up considerably.
Were buyers of the day really interested in such?
Adrian Billheimer
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Did the heavy rubber wheel treads really make it ride better? :>)
DoubleO7
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Some where in europe.
Might not be factory but pretty.
The owner appears to be this guy....
Check out his photo album of others at a steam show over there.
Supurb photography of other very fancy examples.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/anguskirk/albums/72157622846435027
Might not be factory but pretty.
The owner appears to be this guy....
Check out his photo album of others at a steam show over there.
Supurb photography of other very fancy examples.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/anguskirk/albums/72157622846435027
In Great Britain, these were used to pull freight wagons on the streets. The rubber had just enough give to not mash up the cobblestones. The owners
decked out their engines just like truck drivers do today. Some of these units were for running fairgrounds rides. Otherwise used anywhere you needed belt power. Coal was available. Petroleum had to be imported, until the North Sea oil fields opened up. They pretty much went out of business after WWII.
decked out their engines just like truck drivers do today. Some of these units were for running fairgrounds rides. Otherwise used anywhere you needed belt power. Coal was available. Petroleum had to be imported, until the North Sea oil fields opened up. They pretty much went out of business after WWII.
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