Re: Odds & Ends r.e. the C&S Mason Bogie
| September 24, 2017 08:57AM |
The Mason Bogie at Ames was acquired by a contractor from the C&S or from a dealer who bought it from the C&S.
After he died the engine was found in Burlington, IA it was then donated by his daughter to the university in Ames.
Below is a photo my dad took in 1929.
Ken Martin
After he died the engine was found in Burlington, IA it was then donated by his daughter to the university in Ames.
Below is a photo my dad took in 1929.
Ken Martin
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