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Above far left, left to right, Sunday November 16 11:40 AM that is new Cletrac 20 owner age 63 Museum Member
Ken Humphreys from nearby Bonsall. A week ago today Ken won this Classic Cletrac 20 at our Auction for $2,000. Ken brought along
his buddie age 63 Harold Schrock from Vista to help. Above left 11:43 AM that is New Live On Attendant Virgil
White, who will be age 65 January 15, 2009 far left. Virgil brought "Ole Gray" over to help load by pushing. Above far right,
left to right, 11:46 AM Virgil and Harold and me watch Ken do all the work.

Above left and right, Virgil and I had not noticed, Harold mentioned that he has seen baling wire used but not twine.
Above far right 11:53 AM Harold steers the tractor to the center of the trailer.

Above far left 11:54 AM Virgil pushes while Ken stands off to the side with his electric winch remote control.
Above far right 12:15 PM completely loaded and chained down for the trip to Bonsall. Ken Humphreys mentioned that he has a few
more Cletracs at home but none as old as this one.

Above a Prescott Arizona company, that has consigned items to our auction in the past, brought these
three steam engines. David Denny believes these two are Fricks, but there is no information on the engines themselves,
both sold for $225 each. Below is serial number 9342 made by Frost Mfg Co in Galesburg, Illinois. None of our
people have ever seen a Frost and there is no additional info on the engine. This evening I put up a post on
smokstak.com/forum including these four pictures
asking for additional information. Some of our steam guys banded together today with David Denny doing
the bidding and we won this engine for our Museum for $450.
Above far left and left a pair of Guiberson rotary diesels, the pair sold for $750. Above right and far right and
below a disassembled 1910-11 Reo model R on four pallets. Pat Mackin said the fenders are reproductions.
Below right that is Rich Eckert from Prescott Arizona holding one of the dash lamps. There was documentation with
it including pictures of what it looked like when new. It sold for $3,750.
Above far left 1-1/2 HP IH-LA $90. Above left outboard motor $20. Above right another 1-1/2 HP IH-LA $85. Above far
right Cushman Cub $110. Below far left Cushman Binder $250. Below left Wade drag saw engine $35. Below right
Volunteer Bruce Yoho operating a nice sounding 1965 Oliver model 1950 diesel sold for $1,800. Below far right
Cushman Cub $90.
Above far left a nicely restored and equipped 1-1/2 HP Cushman Cub $525. Above left 1-1/2 HP IH-M $300. Above right
Julius Schnell brought his 1920 IH Titan to our July auction with a $15,000 reserve but the maximum bid was $9,000
so he did not sell it. Today Julius skipped the reserve and it sold for $11,500. Above far right another 1-1/2 HP
IH-LA $90.

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