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== 1952 BLS Meet == | |||
[[Lester Friend|Lester D. Friend]] wrote in <i>[[The Miniature Locomotive]]</i>, November-December 1952: | |||
: We were not home for long before we started off to make a visit with the [[Pennsylvania Live Steamers]] out at [[Ken Souser]]'s home in Paoli, Pennsylvania. Here [[George Thomas]], Percy Pierce and many others showed up for the movies which I had taken in the West of the California live steamers and a fine chat once again on the success of [[The Miniature Locomotive]] magazine. We found the club track in [[Ken Souser]]'s orchard in very fine shape. It is really a fine piece of workmanship and something the P.L.S. can be proud of. It is now in three gauges, 2-1/2 inch, 3-17/32 inch and 4-3/4 inch. They like to have visitors come to their meetings and bring their engines so have this in mind when traveling through this area. | |||
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File:KenSouser PLS BLS Meet 1952 LiveSteam 1972 06.jpg|The late [[Ken Souser]] of the [[Pennsylvania Live Steamers]] is shown driving George Thomas's 1 inch scale RDG 4-6-0 camel-back at the 20th Anniversary [[IBLS|BLS Meet]] on August 31, 1952. His passenger is unidentified New Haven engineer. From Live Steam Magazine, June 1972. | File:KenSouser PLS BLS Meet 1952 LiveSteam 1972 06.jpg|The late [[Ken Souser]] of the [[Pennsylvania Live Steamers]] is shown driving George Thomas's 1 inch scale RDG 4-6-0 camel-back at the 20th Anniversary [[IBLS|BLS Meet]] on August 31, 1952. His passenger is unidentified New Haven engineer. From Live Steam Magazine, June 1972. | ||
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1952 BLS Meet
Lester D. Friend wrote in The Miniature Locomotive, November-December 1952:
- We were not home for long before we started off to make a visit with the Pennsylvania Live Steamers out at Ken Souser's home in Paoli, Pennsylvania. Here George Thomas, Percy Pierce and many others showed up for the movies which I had taken in the West of the California live steamers and a fine chat once again on the success of The Miniature Locomotive magazine. We found the club track in Ken Souser's orchard in very fine shape. It is really a fine piece of workmanship and something the P.L.S. can be proud of. It is now in three gauges, 2-1/2 inch, 3-17/32 inch and 4-3/4 inch. They like to have visitors come to their meetings and bring their engines so have this in mind when traveling through this area.
The late Ken Souser of the Pennsylvania Live Steamers is shown driving George Thomas's 1 inch scale RDG 4-6-0 camel-back at the 20th Anniversary BLS Meet on August 31, 1952. His passenger is unidentified New Haven engineer. From Live Steam Magazine, June 1972.