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The body of the arch roofed combine that appears in some of the photos of Carillon and Grenville trains. The photo was taken in the 1920s or 30s. A very non-railroad style roof has been built over the original arch roof. This car body no longer exists. (Omer Lavallée, C.M. collection courtesy of Ron Ritchie)
Broadside view of the body of the arch roofed combine. See Preservation for more details. (Omer Lavallée, C.M. collection courtesy of Ron Ritchie)
The body of the combine that is now at the Canada Science and Technology Museum. This photo was taken in the 1920s or 30s on the St. Denis family’s original farm near Chute à Blondeau. (Omer Lavallée, C.M. collection courtesy of Ron Ritchie)
The preserved combine on the St. Denis family’s original farm near Chute à Blondeau. See Preservation for more details. (Omer Lavallée, C.M. collection courtesy of Ron Ritchie)
The preserved combine on the St. Denis family’s second farm about five miles from St. Eugene, Ontario. See Preservation for more details. (Omer Lavallée, C.M. photo courtesy of Ron Ritchie)
