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[[Marty Knox]] is well know for Live Steam boiler construction, having manufactured over 300 boilers.  He is the proprietor of [[Ridge Boiler]].


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Marty Knox is well know for Live Steam boiler construction, having manufactured over 300 boilers. He is the proprietor of Ridge Boiler.

  • Long time Live Steamer, Marty Knox, with his new 4-6-0 ten wheeler at New Jersey Live Steamers 40th Anniversary Meet, 1983. Marty is now the superintendent for the Hunkleberry 3-foot gauge railroad in Michigan. Marty's claim to fame is building boilers.

    Long time Live Steamer, Marty Knox, with his new 4-6-0 ten wheeler at New Jersey Live Steamers 40th Anniversary Meet, 1983. Marty is now the superintendent for the Hunkleberry 3-foot gauge railroad in Michigan. Marty's claim to fame is building boilers.

  • Marty Knox said he used to run with a hopper full of coal.

    Marty Knox said he used to run with a hopper full of coal.

  • The Hot Penny being serviced by builder Marshall Black at the Browning Railroad, Chapel Hill, Texas. Track owner David Hannah III is wearing an orange shirt with coveralls. Front left to right: Marshall Black, Marty Knox, David Hannah III. Rear left to right: Jim Jackson and his wife, Marshall Phillips. About 1993. Photo by Terry Adams.

    The Hot Penny being serviced by builder Marshall Black at the Browning Railroad, Chapel Hill, Texas. Track owner David Hannah III is wearing an orange shirt with coveralls. Front left to right: Marshall Black, Marty Knox, David Hannah III. Rear left to right: Jim Jackson and his wife, Marshall Phillips. About 1993. Photo by Terry Adams.

  • Marty Knox running Atkinson Railroad's Lima Switcher at the Saint Charles, Michigan Farmer's Market on November 10, 2017.

    Marty Knox running Atkinson Railroad's Lima Switcher at the Saint Charles, Michigan Farmer's Market on November 10, 2017.

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