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[[Mark Piper]] was a former president of the [[California Live Steamers]].
[[Mark Piper]] was a former president of the [[Southern California Live Steamers]].


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==


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File:Mark Piper SCLS 1952.png|thumb|center|250px|[[Mark Piper]] gives his tractor a drink.
File:Mark Piper SCLS 1952.png|[[Mark Piper]] gives his tractor a drink.
File:GordonCorwin ShayTest SunkistLines 1956.jpg|Gordon Corwin with [[Mark Piper]] on the front end and [[Gordon Sherwood]] on the rear.  Corwin's 1-1/2 inch narrow gauge (4-3/4 inch gauge) Shay running on a portable compressed air tank.
File:GordonCorwin ShayTest SunkistLines 1956.jpg|Gordon Corwin with [[Mark Piper]] on the front end and [[Gordon Sherwood]] on the rear.  Corwin's 1-1/2 inch narrow gauge (4-3/4 inch gauge) Shay running on a portable compressed air tank.
File:MikePipe LALS.jpg|[[Mark Piper]], retired city employee, pretties up his 1-1/2 inch scale American engine, car and caboose. He built the whole thing himself, with more than 5,000 hours of patient work.
File:MikePipe LALS.jpg|[[Mark Piper]], retired city employee, pretties up his 1-1/2 inch scale American engine, car and caboose. He built the whole thing himself, with more than 5,000 hours of patient work.
File:MarkPiper GordonCorwin LALS 19570505.jpg|[[Mark Piper]] and his 1-1/2 inch scale Early American coming alongside [[Gordon Corwin]] at the throttle of his narrow gauge 1-1/2 inch scale Shay Engine at the [[Los Angeles Live Steamers]] Golden Spike ceremony, May 5, 1957.
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Latest revision as of 22:24, 16 January 2017


Mark Piper was a former president of the Southern California Live Steamers.

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