Patent Model Steam Boiler Water Feeder

Designed by Henry O. Demerast of New York in 1867, has certificate from patent office, model shows some wear throughout, mainly wooden construction with brass tubing, displays well, not marked, nice o

FLEISCHMANN steam engine, lying boiler, with a diameter of: 8.5 cm, surface area 40 x 36 cm, model steam engine, burnished boiler, water level glass, manometer, whistle, with burner and funnel, techni

U.S. Original Patent Model, Dec 2nd 1873, Heater for Steam Boilers, David Boughlin, No. ?45,095, From O. Rundle Gilbert's Collection

Model Steam Engine Mahogany-planked vertical boiler, Ø 3 ¾ in., for coal firing, water level glass, missing manometer, overcrank steam engine, cylinder 1 ¼ in., reversible, small bras

Vintage Stream Train Wood Model A steam locomotive provides the force to move itself by means of the expansion of steam. Water in the boiler of the train is heated by burning combustible material. Th

2-Inch Scale Model of a Clayton Undertype Steam Wagon with Trailer Cab with vertical coal-fired steel boiler with water glass, pressure gauge, safety valves, steam whistle and chimney, large twin-cyli

MäRKLIN steam engine model, with dynamo and feed pump, lying boiler, surface area 35x34 cm, burner, water level glass, manometer, pipe, regulator of centrifugal force, funnel, boiler diameter: 8 cm,

Metafot Model Steam Engine Lutz Hielscher Technische Spielwaren, Wuppertal, Germany. Mahogany-planked vertical boiler, Ø 3 ¾ in., for coal firing, water level glass, manometer, overcrank ste

A GEORGES CARETTE MODEL VERTICAL STEAM PLANT, GERMAN, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the spirit-fired vertical brass boiler with conical top and tall chimney, fitted with safety valve, whistle, water gauge glass

Steam Ship Engine Precision Model By Ludwig Ritterhoff (Norddeutscher Lloyd workshop manager), cast-metal and steel, consisting of: wood-paneled boiler, Ø 4 1/3 in., gas-fired, water container with

2 Wilesco Steam Vehicles 1) Traction engine, model D430 (old version), Esbit burner, brass boiler, Ø 2 1/8 in., length 9 in., folding chimney, sight glass as a water gauge, reversible double-acti

Copper construction, has paperwork, patent number 181039, shows minor wear, displays well, 4x8.5", rated 9

early 20th c patent model-type scale version of a coal or wood fired stove hot water heater with a hot water tank attached to the side of the stove, ht 10"

Wooden model, large steam boiler and steam lines, heavy hull painted in white with natural color rim, features front windshield. 33" l.

15"H steam boiler model built by Charles Roth 1997

Patent Model lot, stove, boiler, mantle models, "Fireplace Heating Stoves", by H.R. Robbins, 1872; other models have no labels, see images. Note, all Patent Models were found in rather distressed cond

Montreal, Quebec. 1880s. Tin, brass. Early tin and brass patent model for a water closet, submitted to the U.S. Patent Office in 1881. Patent Office tags accompany the lot as well as a detailed descri

Antique steam tractor patent model (?)/ toy wood & metal - 25" (some as seen)

Includes a Weeden double stamping mill and a water lifter. The stamp mill has its Weeden decal. Both have some paint loss.

Rare H.B. Smith Steam Boiler (No. 24 Mills Water Tube Boiler) Salesman Sample or Advertising Paperweight. Measures 4.25 x 3.25 x 3 inches. Provenance: Private collection Washington state. Very good co

ATTRIBUTED ENGLISH STUART TURNER MODELS MIXED METALS STATIONARY VERTICAL V10 MODEL STEAM ENGINE AND FEED WATER PUMP,cast-iron, steel, and brass, base fitted with two tabs for securing base and some po

Two early 20th century Weeden model steam engines (one missing water gauge). largest measuring 9 inches high x 9 x 6. As shown.  Items are sold as is. Please inquire about condition if not otherwise

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

Wooden and steel patent model from 1852 showing a prototype spark arrestor system to be mounted on top of a steam locomotive and passenger train. This system would have acted as an exhaust pipe direct