Tuesday, December 04, 2012

Early 1900's Forepaugh-Sells #3

Posted by Buckles at 12/04/2012 05:45:00 AM

3 comments:

Bob K said...

And don't you dare leave any of the planks and timbers here tonight, because we'll probaly need them tomorrow. And anythng else that can be used.
Bob Kitto

04 December, 2012 08:59
Ole Whitey said...

I am advised that this unloading scene is reportedly Madison, WI [unverified], about 1898; some have it as 1901.

In order, #56 steam calliope, Cleopatra Barge, Cinderella float, double hippo den #55.

04 December, 2012 11:02
Harry Kingston said...

THese are the most massive runs I have ever seen.
Now if this Hagenbeck-Wallace 1930 to 1934 with those heavy loaded wagons with those massive steel tired wheels I can see runs like these but those small wagons with those skinny tired wheels.
What on this show was that heavy to need those kind of runs.
Harry in Texas

04 December, 2012 13:40

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