Gas Engine Magazine

It all started with a handful of passionate individuals — this seems to be the background story for a lot of gas engine gatherings and organizations across the country. People with a common goal to preserve the past for future generations and a share

I have a story and some information to share about the International/McCormick Deering model M 1-1/2hp engines. Back when I was a high school kid in the early 1980s, my dad and I collected those old flywheel engines. We had several of the IHC M 1-1/2

The Colorado Mountains are a veritable gold mine for old engines thanks to the gold-mining boom of the late 1800s. The small town of Gold Hill was aptly named for that era, but one of the biggest mines in town was the Copper King, known surprisingly

Christine Stoner Editor Landon Hall Group Editor, Collectibles Richard Backus Contributing Editor Carolyn Lang Art Director Baylie Koch Advertising Sales Coordinator Brenda Escalante; bescalante@ogdenpubs.com Tonya Olson, Digital Content Manager Meli

Cushman was by far the market leader in binder-type engines. The company entered the market early, and the Cushman engine was the standard by which competitors were judged. As Cushman production was quite large, Cushman engines have survived in great

This article on Page 26 was originally written in February 1997. Mary Ann Pegelow, author Gary Pegelow’s wife, resent the article recently. The information presented is still valuable, relevant, and worth revisiting. The reference at the beginning is

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