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Only 7 steam engines were entered but they certainly make an impression - especially if they run over your foot.
This is a Marshall Steam Roller built in 1922 behind which is a Ruston Hornsby SHS built in 1920
Another Marshall agricultural steam engine built in 1908 which spent most of its working life in Lincolnshire. Has left hand steering and a feed water pre-heater.
A Foster steam wagon, built 1920 in Lincoln. The only known survivor of its make it spent a working life in Australia before being brought back to England for restoration.
As well as the heavy steam engines that thunder across the field there were over 70 stationary engines used for pumping water and driving machinery. "Faultless" was made in Waterloo in 1914. (That's Waterloo, Iowa not Belgium)