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File:WalterBrown 060SP GGLSRedwood.jpg|At GGLS--Redwood Regional Park--Oakland with uncompleted 1" 0-6-0 SP switch engine. [[Larry Duggan]] riding behind the engineer. Larry was the Founder of the GGLS newsletter, "The Callboy". Photo provided by Ken Shattock. | File:WalterBrown 060SP GGLSRedwood.jpg|At GGLS--Redwood Regional Park--Oakland with uncompleted 1" 0-6-0 SP switch engine. [[Larry Duggan]] riding behind the engineer. Larry was the Founder of the GGLS newsletter, "The Callboy". Photo provided by Ken Shattock. | ||
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== Coles Feedback == | |||
From the [[Coles Power Models]] 25h Anniversary Catalog: | |||
: [[Larry Duggan]], of California, writes: June, 1952: | |||
:: Thanks a lot for mailing me your latest catalog. It's chock full of live-steam "goodies". I've just completed a very successful steam test on my 2.5 inch gauge Pacific. Expect to go sailing around the [[Golden Gate Live Steamers|GGLS]] track in a matter of days. Then on to the 3.5 inch gauge Consolidated, which is already pretty well along. I will make good use of many of the items listed in the catalog. Thanks again. | |||
Latest revision as of 14:50, 3 January 2017
Larry Duggan, of San Franciso, California, was a member of the Golden Gate Live Steamers and founder of their newsletter "The Callboy".
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GGLS member Larry Duggan at NELS--Danvers, MA.
At GGLS--Redwood Regional Park--Oakland with uncompleted 1" 0-6-0 SP switch engine. Larry Duggan riding behind the engineer. Larry was the Founder of the GGLS newsletter, "The Callboy". Photo provided by Ken Shattock.
Coles Feedback
From the Coles Power Models 25h Anniversary Catalog:
- Larry Duggan, of California, writes: June, 1952:
- Thanks a lot for mailing me your latest catalog. It's chock full of live-steam "goodies". I've just completed a very successful steam test on my 2.5 inch gauge Pacific. Expect to go sailing around the GGLS track in a matter of days. Then on to the 3.5 inch gauge Consolidated, which is already pretty well along. I will make good use of many of the items listed in the catalog. Thanks again.