Saturday, June 9, 2018

SIAM Show, 2018, Evansville

Gary Bahre and I went over to the Southern Indiana Antique Machinery show today and had a good time.  Big Old Oilfield engines were the feature this time, and every one was a beauty.  Tony Sage always has a nice display.  He brought an engine he rescued and restored, and it would knock your eyes out.  There were a bunch of yellow-dog lanterns burning, and many of the photos look like the camera has light leaks because of the oil smoke from those lanterns.  Some photos and video will follow as I look at them and process them.


2 comments:

Merle said...

HMMM, not familiar with yellow dog lanterns.....

David aka True Blue Sam said...

They say that the two flames look like a dog staring at you. That is probably a bit spooky out in the oil patch wilderness. They burned crude in them, and the smell with kero and diesel cannot be the same.