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Here we have a mix of photos that I thought I would share with you. I attended the Ontario Narrow Gauge Show held in Hamilton. It was the first time in 4 years the show has been held. More on this topic on my narrow gauge blog...enjoy...George Dutka
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| Bruce Douglas passed along this colour view of the interior of the Stratford shop. Not many colour views are out there of the interior. |
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| Kevin Smith sent me this view of the chair factory. The view appears to be a postcard and similar to the one seen a couple of weeks ago on Wordless Wednesday. Kevin believes that this is the L G Fullam Chair Co. factory circa 1903. The company was founded in 1889 and is noted for their hand made rocking chairs. |
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| At the Ontario Narrow Gauge Show Mt. Albert Scale Lumber had a nice selection of lumber for sale. The bundles are off cuts that are priced right. Some laser cut O scale tools and hinges sold well too. The tools were gone before the show began. |
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| Schomburg Scale Models has its bits and pieces for O scale and larger structures. Most of this was gone before the show was over. |
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| B&M 0252 is a sawdust service car which is a MOW boxcar. Note the Fox trucks. Photo from the Tim O' Conner collection. |
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Those large black-handled files look identical to the ones I bought at Harbor Freight for about a dollar each on sale.
ReplyDeleteNot sure but I think they are the Fast Track files for track laying as this was their joint booth. Have to check their web site...George
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty impressive scene inside the Stratford shop.
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