[SEL] Field and Brundage

[Judge Tommy Turner]

Yeah.  The Field Brundage engines were sold by the Fairbanks Supply
Company and Fairbanks put their name on them.  Fairbanks Supply and
Faibanks Morse were two totally separate companies.  Fairbanks Supply
also bought Callahan engines, Bates and Edmonds engines and others.  The
tags they placed on them said "Fairbanks Company".  I've got a Callahan
engine that has the Fairbanks tag on it rather than a Callahan tag.
When a friend found the engine he told me he had found a "Fairbanks
Morse sideshaft".  Its an easy mistake to make.

Tommy Turner
Magnolia, KY



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Subject: Re: [SEL] Field and Brundage


Aren't 'Fairbanks Morse' and 'Fairbanks' two different and unrelated
companies?


On 22/3/09 10:01 AM, "Jim O'Hagan" <jdohagan at comcast.net> wrote:

> Hi, Does anyone  have any paper on early Field Brundage engines sold 
> in the early 1900's The information may also be included in early 
> Fairbanks Morse catalogs and manuals because F.M. rebadged Fields and 
> sold them under their Fairbanks brand.I'd gladly contribute towards 
> your "shim stock fund" for any copies. Thanks for looking, Jimmy 
> O'Hagan,415 892 0236 Novato, Ca.USA.
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> Jim O'Hagan
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Patrick M Livingstone
Leichhardt NSW
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