1900 Strombergs Steam Guide TRAINS Engineering Machines Inventions Electricity

1900 Strombergs Steam Guide TRAINS Engineering Machines Inventions Electricity A rare, curious pocket-sized instructional guide to engineering. Strombergs Steam Users Guide contains practical instruct

Between 1900 and 1909, Mills Novelty Co. created the Electricity Is Life shock machine in response to the interest in using electricity to "Treat All Forms Of Muscular Ills." Also referring to electri

Model of a Live Steam Horizontal Mill Engine, c. 1900 Steel, brass and cast metal, 3-inch cylinder, crosshead guide in lateral bearings, sliding valve control with eccentric ring, crankshaft with 3 oi

Model of a Live-Steam Single-Cylinder Horizontal Mill Engine, c. 1900 Steel, brass and cast-iron, 3-inch double-action cylinder, crosshead guide in plane bearings, spoked 11-inch flywheel, on cast-iro

Model of a British Single-Cylinder Live Steam Traction Engine with Rope Winch, c. 1970 Working model of a Ruston, Proctor and Company machine from c. 1900, with cast-iron body, coal-fired boiler, sing

Coin-operated shock machine, Electricity is Life, mfgd by Midland Mfg.-Chicago, wood case, 1 Cent play cures headaches & so much more, VG cond w/wear on lower instruction panel, 23"H.

Scarce Jehu Garlick live steam train locomotive and tender, labeled Garlick No. 2 built 1891 from John O. Fleming, 7-1946, 3' - 6'' dia. W. A. L. Walter A. Lucas no. 9, 2-2-2, discussed in an article

A working 'Steam Train' model, on a train track. In working condition. Width of the train track: 10,5 cm. (L:56 x W:23 x H:42 cm)

(AccuCraft, 2001) A limited edition 1/24 scale brass model of the Lilly Belle with tender, inspired by Walt Disney's personal backyard Carolwood Pacific Railroad steam engine. Manufactured by AccuCraf

Large live steam train locomotive and tender, possibly Bassett-Lowke, 2 1/2'' gauge, engine - 20 1/2'' l.

ca 1890s, loco, handpainted tin, some play wear, w/orig wooden box, 3 litho paper coaches, w/2 rough orig boxes, C5-6.

Original serigraph attributed to Frank L. Philips, a commercial illustrator from Denver, Colorado who was contracted by the Rio Grande to create advertising for the railroad. This scene depicts a Rio

Standard gauge. More contemporary nicely done three-banded steam engine with plates on both sides of the cab and matching tender. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: Largest: 16 - 1/2" x 4" x 7 - 1/4"

Early German Tin Carrette Steam Train Engine, tender and three cars. Max Ht. 5 1/2 L 40 in.

Cutaway Model of a Dactyle Calculator, c. 1900 Machine à Calculer Dactyle - Paris. No. 70, working condition. Schnittmodell einer Dactyle-Rechenmaschine, um 1900 Machine à Calculer Dactyl

Crib quilt with lone star pattern. Circa 1900. Machine pieced. Hand bound and quilted. Condition: Excellent condition. H 37-1/2" W 37". Provenance: Muriel Greenberg Collection. Copy and paste link for

GEORGES L. SCHREIBER Oil Painting Train & Bridge. "Railroad Signal" Modernist image of a steam train crossing arched bridge with signal light in foreground. O/C on antique stretcher period frame. Sign

Vintage hand crafted Live Steam locomotive train model. Crafted by William H. Weinman over a five year span of time starting in 1959. Mr. Weinman worked as an Engineer for Ford Motor Company, Bethlehe

Engine marked Lionel No. 400E, matching tender marked Lionel Lines. Brass trim, some scratching and paint wear to top of tender. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: Largest: 19" x 5 - 1/2"

Works. Set up to run off an air compressor. 34" long.

Brass steam locomotive train engine bell, 17"d, with cast iron angle type mounting bracket for mounting on front of smoke box, stamped #208 on top of bell

(2) C. 1900's steam engine. 15" x 12 1/2" x 18 3/4" Ht. and 19 1/2" x 17" x 9"

The Keaton Music Typewriter, 1947 American musical note typewriter of extraordinary design, frame and machine guide defective. - Rare collector's item and very attractive exhibition piece, worthy of r

Rare Edison Stock Ticker Ca. 1900 Rare universal stock ticker designed and manufactured by Thomas Edison, circa 1900. Edison's invention revolutionized Wall Street by synchronizing stock prices across