services from J.N. Walton such as engineering drawings for a range of related machinery, also castings for its construction. Walton also supplied the 'KleenHeet' waste oil burner. Similar publications From 1965 a US publication, Steam Calliope: A Voice for the Steam Automobile was published in Panorama City, California by mechanical engineer Thomas P. Hall. It originated news and published clippings for western members of the Steam Automobile Club of America. The Steam Automobile was the quarterly publication of the Steam Automobile Club of America and was published from 1959 to 1986. Steam Power was the quarterly of the Steam Power Club, a spinoff of the SACA in California. Its last issues were named Ssssteam. The Steam Automobile Bulletin began in 1986 following a shift of editorial material to a commercial magazine. It continues as a bimonthly with anything technical and historic on steam between toys and locomotives, including steam cars. See also Edward Pritchard, Australian engineer of light steam power References Hobby magazines published in the United Kingdom Energy magazines Independent magazines Defunct magazines published in the United Kingdom Magazines established in 1949 Magazines disestablished in 1981 1949 establishments in the United Kingdom 1981 disestablishments in the United Kingdom Steam power Live steam