Falk overtype single cylinder steam engine with a

Falk overtype single cylinder steam engine with a geared flywheel and water pump, 11'' h., 8'' w.

Working Model of a Stationary Single-Cylinder Overtype Steam Engine, c. 1960 Extremely detailed engineering model, brass, steel and cast iron, gas-fired, brass boiler, 7/8 in. cylinder, attached chimn

Robustly crafted single cylinder steam engine with nickel-plated cast iron supports, a working governor, a flywheel with a 1'' attached belt drive wheel, copper plates, nickel-plated plaques inscribed

Working Model of an Oscillating Single-Cylinder Steam Engine Polished-steel, cast-iron and brass construction, cylinder with vertical piston rod, reversible, with eccentric and counter eccentric cylin

Metal and wood construction, very detailed, shows signs of light wear and age, not marked, displays exceptionally well and has an eye-catching industrial look, 11x14x6", rated 8.75-9

Demonstration Model of the Single-Cylinder Steam Engine "Lady Margaret" Hand-cranked museum model, polished steel, brass and cast metal, mahogany-lagged cylinder Ø 3 1/5 in., crosshead guide in l

Single-Cylinder Steam Engine with Boiler Riveted brass boiler, Ø 4 in., with water level glass, manometer, steam whistle and weighted safety valve, for spirit heating, burner missing, wood-planked

1-Inch Scale Working Model of a Horizontal Single-Cylinder Steam Engine, 1960 England, polished-steel, cast-iron and brass construction, partially green-lacquered, brass-bound mahogany-lagged cylinder

Includes original wooden box marked 1 only 4F steam engine, with label on one end. Original box is missing top sliding piece. Engine itself is horizontal with original red stack. Condition: (Excellent

Horizontal Single-Cylinder Steam Engine, c. 1970 Brass, cast metal and steel, 2 1/3-inch steel double-action cylinder, flywheel Ø 6 3/4 in., crosshead guide power transmission to the crankshaft, sl

Bertoia BASICS Online: J F JOS FALK OVERTYPE STEAM ENGINE circa 1925 Base 10" x 5" x 14" h.

2 Steam Engine Working Models, c. 1970 Brass, cast metal and steel. 1) Horizontal single-cylinder steam engine, partially finished in brown, 1 3/4-inch mahogany-lagged brass-bound double-action cylind

Early American cast iron single cylinder steam engine. "Frisbie's Patd Aug. 1 1871" cast on top. Curved spoke cast iron flywheel and tripod base. Hand-painted with the shield of the United States. hei

Steam Engine and 2 Demonstration Models 1) Massive single-cylinder steam engine motor, steel and brass, 2 flywheels, 6 ½ in. Ø each, cylinder Ø 2 ¾ in., 3 oil containers, size 17

Working Model of a Traction Engine with Dynamo, c. 1980 Probably England, single-cylinder steam engine, for spirit heating, fusee-and-chain steering, feed pump, steam whistle, water level glass, manom

Brass Traction Engine Single-cylinder steam engine, Esbit-heated boiler, cast-iron flywheel, worm-and-roller chain steering, length 12 ¼ in. Messing-Lokomobile Einzylinder-Dampfmaschine, Esbit-be

2 Steam Engine Working Models, c. 1970 Brass, cast metal and steel. 1) Horizontal single-cylinder steam engine, partially finished in green, 1 3/4-inch lagged brass-bound mahogany double-action cylind

Working Model of a Single-Cylinder Overcrank Steam Engine Wolfgang Neubauer, Paderborn, Germany. Polished steel, cast iron and brass, cylinder with vertical piston rod, crosshead guide power transmiss

Working Model of an Oscillating Single-Cylinder Overcrank Steam Engine An extremely detailed engineering model of very unusual design, the cylinder oscillates or rocks on a central pivot as the flywhe

Working Model of a Single-Cylinder Overcrank Steam Engine, c. 1980 W. Boothby, England. Polished-steel, cast-metal and brass construction, cylinder with vertical piston rod, eccentric rod slide valve

Single cylinder horizontal steam engine and 2 cylinder vertical steam engine, shows signs of light wear and age, incredibly detailed, great paint and color, displays exceptionally well in glass case,

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

American. 1920s. Features forward and reverse. Cased. 7 1/2 x 18 1/2 x 9 1/4" (box). CODE:TOY

Metal and wood construction, functions as it should, wood base shows signs of wear and has a few chips, displays exceptionally well and has a great early industrial look, 12.5x8.5x13.5, rated 8.25-8.5