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Phil

June 04, 2007 03:43PM

There are photos in one of Dorman's books showing Osier with two tanks. I believe in the early '20s. Probably standard practice, when the larger engines went into service, and they had to raise the tanks up. If the valuation map is the 1917 map, that could be the reason.

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Re: Lava Pump House map overlay PIC	Dave Dye	June 02, 2007 09:02PM
Re: Lava Pump House map overlay	Dave Bates	June 03, 2007 07:36AM
Re: Lava Pump House map overlay	Keith Hayes	June 03, 2007 05:54PM
Re: Lava Pump House map overlay	Phil	June 04, 2007 03:43PM

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