Working Model of a Napier Four-Pillar Table Steam Engine, 1983

Working Model of a Napier Four-Pillar Table Steam Engine, 1983 Extremely detailed 1-inch scale engineering model of the single-cylinder table engine from 1843 by R. Napier, Glasgow, brass, steel and m

20"x42"x24" working model steam engine, has been sitting in a museum, has not been run in years, WOW! - - -BUYER TO ARRANGE SHIPPING

Model Steam Engine was built in 1937 by Roy Andrew Evans while sailing aboard the "Henry H. Rogers", locals have even seen this run.

Including: 1906 French Bond for Mille Piastres; 1903 British Cardboard Working Models of Steam Engines, in box; (2) Boxed Sets 1952 Audubon Bird & Flower litho cards, postcard sized but with scientifi

4 Working Models of Early Steam Engines 1) "Charlotte", T.V. Wild, 1990, model of 1862 vertical-column steam engine by Williamson Brothers of Kendal, height 6 in. - 2) Model of a single-cylinder beam

Working Model of a Steam Engine with Water Pump, c. 1980 Based on an English machine from the 19th century, approx. 1-inch scale, cast metal, steel and brass, wood-planked double-acting cylinder, Ø

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

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

Grouping of child's toys including: A tin German steam engine working model with original instructions (written in German) - minor surface rust and in good condition - 8"W x 5 3/4"D x 8 1/2"H; a Calif

Miniature Working Model of a Walking Beam Steam Engine, c. 1850 Marked "W & S Jones, 30 Holborn, London", all-brass machine parts, Watt-type 6-column low-pressure balancing steam engine, vertical cyli

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

Working Model of a Walking Beam Steam Engine, c. 1990 Polished-steel, brass, bronze and cast-metal machine parts, Watt-type 4-column low-pressure balancing steam engine, vertical cylinder, governor, f

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

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

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

c. 1904, built as a steam accessory for one of Doll's many working steam engine models. This delicate example is entirely original, with no repairs or repainting. Include

Large Working Model of a Stationary Twin-Cylinder Undertype Steam Engine, c. 1975 Extremely detailed model, brass, steel and cast-iron parts, partly finished in green, coal-fired, soldered brass flame

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 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

Working Model of the Jowitt Poppet Valve Steam Engine Model of the Samuel G. Jowitt machine from 1907, brass, steel and cast metal, cylinder Ø 2 in., working governor, twin 7-inch flywheels, length

WORKING CAST IRON MODEL OF A VICTORIAN STEAM ENGINE 6" X 6"

RARE "TO SCALE" MODEL TRAIN American, working model train of a coal fired steam engine and Tender, built by George Denney, Crafton, PA, c. 1920's, exceptional detailed model in brass, steel, glass, sh

Impressive working model of a double cylinder overtype steam engine, mounted on a checkerboard decorated base, with two ladders that give access to open catwalk, a fully functional governor, pressure

Tin Steam Engine Ship Model, with working engine, possibly Marklin, with wooden stand, circa 1910 {Dimensions 24 x 40 x 9 inches}