Stationary Traction Engine "Falk (456/4/4S)", c. 1

FALK stationary traction engine, c. 1915, surface area 30 x 16.5 cm, surface area was a bit retouched, boiler, diameter: 11.5 cm, flywheel, diameter: 15 cm, water level glass, regulator of centrifugal

FALK stationary traction engine, surface area, 26 x 15 cm, was colorwise retouched, boiler, diameter: 10.3 cm, water level glass, pipe, regulator of centrifugal force, feed pump, with burner, 2 stair

1 ½-Inch Scale Model of a Live-Steam Traction Engine, c. 1984 Large working model of the British "Jennifer" traction engine, coal-fired, twin-cylinder engine, Stephenson’s slide-valve gear,

1-Inch Scale Model of a Live-Steam Traction Engine, c. 1980 Large working model of the British "The Minnie" traction engine, green finish, coal-fired, twin-cylinder engine, Stephenson’s slide-va

1-Inch Scale Model of a Live-Steam Traction Engine, c. 1980 Large working model of the British "The Minnie" traction engine, maroon finish, coal-fired, twin-cylinder engine, Stephenson’s slide-v

Steam toys (3), all engines, 1 marked Doll Mfg Stationary Steam engine, c.1898, other 2 unmarked, all VG cond, up to 9.5"H.

1 1/2-Inch Scale Live-Steam Model of a Traction Engine by Allchin, c. 1975 Working model of the British Allchin "Royal Chester" single-cylinder engine, steel, cast-iron and brass construction, coal-fi

7 Steam Vehicles and a Steam Locomotive 1) 5 English Wills Finecast steam models, c. 1980, scale 1:32, painted white-metal, 4 in display case. - Allchin traction engine "Royal Chester", red, 1925, len

Stationary Steam Engine by Doll, c. 1927 Nuremberg, no. 510/3, fixed cylinder, length of the boiler 11 in., Ø 3 1/2 in., 2 boiler galleries with railings, with water level gauge, safety valve, st

2 Bing Steam Engines, c. 1930 Bing Werke, Nuremberg. 1) Stationary steam engine, brass boiler, length 10 5/8 in., fixed cylinder, 2 flywheels, cast-iron base, heavily restored, untested. (4/-) - And:

Bertoia BASICS Online: J F JOSEF FALK STATIONARY LOCOMOBILE STEAM ENGINE circa 1915, complete burner & stack. Base 9" x 4 1/2" x 10" h.

Large Vertical Steam Engine, c. 1920 Schoenner 165/4S or Falk 455/3S, brass boiler Ø 4 in., flywheel Ø 4 1/8 in., with fixed brass cylinder, slide valve control, steam whistle, weighted safe

probably BING stationary traction engine, 24.5 cm, water level glass, whistle, regulator of centrifugal force, oscillating cylinder, with burner, base plate was over painted, used German Description w

DOLL stationary traction engine, sheet metal, handpainted base plate, 27 cm, water level glass, whistle, regulator of centrifugal force, funnel, boiler, polished brass, without burner, used German Des

DOLL stationary traction engine, surface area 31x16 cm, boiler diameter: 7 cm, burnished boiler, water level glass, regulator of centrifugal force, pipe, manometer with burner, base plate rust, with s

small stationary traction engine, boiler, diameter: 3.5 cm, fill screw is missing, oscillated topper, pipe with burner, transmission, 2 drive models, mounted on a wooden board German Description Kl. s

stationary traction engine, self-build made of a can, boiler, diameter: 4.5 cm, with 3 drive model, mounted on a wooden board German Description Stationäres Lokomobil, Eigenbau aus einer Dose, Kessel

Steam Traction Engine Model Large scale steam traction engine c.1920s. Engine is 11 inches long and 12 inches tall. Well made engineer made piece with original paint.

Bandai, VW Kafer, Japan, 19 cm, tin, bat. drive ok, box C 1-, visible engine, C 1

'2 Early Model Aircraft Engines, c. 1940 1) Kratmo 10, Kratzsch-Motorenbau Gößnitz, original motor by the German model aircraft engine pioneer Walter Kratzsch, complete with the associated propeller

2 Steam Engines, c. 1970 1) Mill engine, polished steel, brass and cast metal, 2 horizontal double-action cylinders, connected via a large flywheel, eccentric-driven slide valves, 3-inch flywheel, on

Distler, Truck 7721, W.-Germany, tin, with battery engine, box C 1, C 1

Steam toys (4), Mamod Steam Engine SE.2a, VG cond w/minor metal corrosion, Mamod Traction Engine TE1A, c.1972, some pitting on boiler, VG cond but no burner, Mamod Line Shaft, c.1970, Exc cond & Mamod

Marklin German Vertical Steam Engine. Original vertical engine c.1920. 12 1/2 inches tall.