New Holland Hit and Miss Engines                        

The above two photos appear to be a different 1-1/2 engine due to the difference paint striping. Time frame is sometime after April 7, 1903.

1903-1907 -   These 1-1/2 Horse Power engine photos appear to have been taken to be used in a catalog or advertising material. The striping appears to be in white paint to contrast with the engine for publication purposes. The first two are on a high wheel truck that may have been an original 11 Truck design using four large wheels compared to the later 11 Truck which used smaller two sized wheels. The battery box also appears to be larger than later designs. Time frame is sometime after April 7, 1903. We are looking for an example of this high wheel truck.

These photos are courtesy of the Rough & Tumble Engineers Historical Association Archives, Kinzers, Pa.  

The engine in the above two photos could be the same engine in the immediately above photos as the paint striping appears to be the same. Time frame is sometime after April 7, 1903. Note the four Edison wet batteries, knife switch and coil on the shelf above the engine.

The engine in the above two photos could be the same engine in the immediately above photos as the paint striping appears to be the same. Time frame is sometime after April 7, 1903. Note this engine just sits on the floor and does not have and skids. It is not connected to any wires/batteries.