Found the solution.  This explanation may not be 100% accurate.

Bundle remembers how it was first executed in the directory '.bundle'.  
Subsequent executions use this information.  'bundle install' puts the gems 
in the vendor/bundle directory.  'bundle package' puts the gems in the 
vendor/cache directory. 

Apparently in the first engine I ran 'bundle package' first and in the 
second I ran 'bundle install' first.  To fix the problem, I deleted the 
vendor/bundle, vendor/cache, and .bundle directories and then ran 'bundle 
package', recreating the vendor/cache directory but not the vendor/bundle 
directory.

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