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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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File:Train Meet Falfurrias Texas Sept 1971 3.jpg|Paul Torn brought | File:Train Meet Falfurrias Texas Sept 1971 3.jpg|Paul Torn brought [[Allen Guiberson]]'s 4-6-0 from Austin, Texas | ||
File:TerryMcGrath PaulTorn ManorTx.jpg|Terry McGrath, far left, standing next to [[Paul Torn]] at John Enders' track in Manor, Texas. Photo by Pete & Donna Green. | File:TerryMcGrath PaulTorn ManorTx.jpg|Terry McGrath, far left, standing next to [[Paul Torn]] at John Enders' track in Manor, Texas. Photo by Pete & Donna Green. | ||
File:PaulTorn 10Wheeler ManorTx.jpg|[[Paul Torn]] at the the throttle of his 10-Wheeler in Manor, Texas. Photo by Pete & Donna Green. | File:PaulTorn 10Wheeler ManorTx.jpg|[[Paul Torn]] at the the throttle of his 10-Wheeler in Manor, Texas. Photo by Pete & Donna Green. | ||
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: 808 McPhaul Strett | : 808 McPhaul Strett | ||
: Austin, Texas 78758 | : Austin, Texas 78758 | ||
The following advertisement appeared in [[Live Steam Magazine]], May 1969. | |||
[[File:Torns Machine and Engineering advert Live Steam May 1969.PNG|thumb|center|250px]] | |||
Revision as of 16:44, 2 October 2019
Gallery
Paul Torn brought Allen Guiberson's 4-6-0 from Austin, Texas
Terry McGrath, far left, standing next to Paul Torn at John Enders' track in Manor, Texas. Photo by Pete & Donna Green.
Paul Torn at the the throttle of his 10-Wheeler in Manor, Texas. Photo by Pete & Donna Green.
Another shot of Paul Torn and his 10-Wheeler.
Advertisements
The following appeared in The Live Steam Newsletter, September 1966.
- Locomotives Built To Order
- Machined to any stage
- Send specifications for prices
- Torn's Machine Shop
- 808 McPhaul Strett
- Austin, Texas 78758
The following advertisement appeared in Live Steam Magazine, May 1969.
