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 Post subject: Ernest Warther locomotive
PostPosted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 5:04 pm 

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He is said to have gone Wilbur Frey one better by not owning a lathe - wheels were made by drawing a circle on a piece of wood and carving to the line! Fortunately, his work has been collected at a museum in Ohio.

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PostPosted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 10:18 pm 
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bobyar2001 wrote:
He is said to have gone Wilbur Frey one better by not owning a lathe - wheels were made by drawing a circle on a piece of wood and carving to the line! Fortunately, his work has been collected at a museum in Ohio.


The Warther museum is incredible in and of itself. But they also have a cute little 36" gauge 0-4-0T on display in their parking lot. Please note the following photo:

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The museum is in Dover, OH and their website is at:
http://www.warthers.com


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