Gas Engines

Pictures of a little picnic

By Staff
Published on September 1, 1975
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My 5 H.P. Economy belted to the New Holland stone crusher. We crushed several wheel barrow loads of rocks throughout the day. Courtesy of Edward E. Sine, Front Royal, Va. 22630
My 5 H.P. Economy belted to the New Holland stone crusher. We crushed several wheel barrow loads of rocks throughout the day. Courtesy of Edward E. Sine, Front Royal, Va. 22630
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A view of some more of the engines on hand that day. Left to right is my 6 h.p. International 6 h.p. Novo, 5 h.p. New Holland, 5 h.p. Associated, 3-1/2 h.p. Ideal Maytag, and a 1-3/4 h.p. Unito. Not visible, but behind the pick-up is Leslie Good's LA Inte
A view of some more of the engines on hand that day. Left to right is my 6 h.p. International 6 h.p. Novo, 5 h.p. New Holland, 5 h.p. Associated, 3-1/2 h.p. Ideal Maytag, and a 1-3/4 h.p. Unito. Not visible, but behind the pick-up is Leslie Good's LA Inte
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Courtesy of Edward E. Sine, Front Royal, Va. 22630
Courtesy of Edward E. Sine, Front Royal, Va. 22630
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It is an LA International, next is a 1-1/2 h.p. New Holland owned by Lawrence 'Flash' Gordon and Marshall Lineweaver. The next is a 4 H.P. Bauer owned by John Shifflet. The next is a beautifully restored International Tom Thumb owned by Don and
It is an LA International, next is a 1-1/2 h.p. New Holland owned by Lawrence 'Flash' Gordon and Marshall Lineweaver. The next is a 4 H.P. Bauer owned by John Shifflet. The next is a beautifully restored International Tom Thumb owned by Don and
Edward E. Sine

Our LA John Deere 1946 model, New Holland stone
crusher; that’s my son Mitch oiling the crusher. He is a lot of
help and really enjoys working with the engines. Next engine is our
3 h.p. Domestic and a 5 h.p. Cray Brothers’ Engine. Party
visible is our Fuller & Johnson Pump Engine. It goes to most of
the shows we attend. Also, I am a member of the Shenandoah Valley
Steam & Gas Engine Association of Berryville, Va.

These are some pictures of a little picnic and show my friends
and I had at my place on July 7, 1974. There were twenty-two
engines on hand, sixteen different makes. We all had a good time
swapping yarns of how we acquired this engine or that.

We at my house, including my wife, two daughters and son really
enjoy attending gas & steam meets. Seems to me like the people
you meet at the shows are a good friendly group.

Please keep up the good work namely, your wonderful ‘Gas
Engine Magazine.’ Pictures by Leslie Good of Front Royal,
Va.

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