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We do hope you can join us this evening for the November meeting, we have a speaker from The Museum of English Rural Life giving a general talk on the museum and it’s collections. Also remember the TVTEC 2018 calendar … Continue reading →

Available to buy from Monday 13th November at the club meeting, just £5 and perfect as a gift for the steamy, oily, rust enthusiast in your life.

The TVTEC committee has been working on a new club logo for use on all things TVTEC, including the forthcoming 2017 TVTEC calendar and club clothing that will be available soon! The image of Old Timer for the logo was … Continue reading →

This month we have Colin Hatch and Jason Howard showing early preservation slides. See you on Monday 9th from 7pm. Below are a couple of pictures of Colin’s Burrell Traction Engine no. 2426, and how it’s appearance has changed since … Continue reading →

Malcolm Ranieri will be visiting at next Monday’s club meeting to show some of his collection of great steam photos. Please note the slideshow will start promptly at 7.30pm in the School hall and end slightly earlier than usual leaving … Continue reading →

Great to catch TVTEC members Harry Cotgreave and Simon Hutson roading Richard Hazell’s 1934 S6 Sentinel Waggon (8928) to Chiltern Steam Rally today, here’s a couple of shots as the Waggon dug in up the hill to Crays Pond.

The  Burnham Steam and Historic Machinery Club (BSHMC) have a visit from a gentleman called Noel Shelley from Norfolk, who will be giving a talk about casting. The talk will be in two parts with the first at Farnham Common Village … Continue reading →

The club will be visiting Combe Mill on Monday 12th June from 7.30 PM. Combe Mill is a Victorian steam and water powered sawmill now operating as a working museum. For more information visit their website: http://www.combemill.org The visit will consist … Continue reading →

This month we will have Alan Stevens showing some more of his collection of slides from the early preservation days. Below we have a picture of Burrell “Earl Beatty” being towed by the Palmer’s Wallis traction engine “Wildfire ” from Goody’s … Continue reading →