Vertical steam engine with whistle, circa 1900-1920.

Steam toys (4), possible Krauss & Mohr Vertical Steam Engine, c.1900, unusual, appears all orig, VG cond, Krauss & Moore Mill w/Trip Hammers, c.1920, VG w/some repair, Krauss & Mohr Waterwheel/Trip &

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

circa 1920, burnished boiler Citco base, repaint sight water level glass, pressure gauge, lever pressure valve, 9" stack, whistle, burner, box and paperwork. Base 9" x 9" x 8" h.

A German tin toy steam engine, circa 1900, mounted on a cast iron base signed "JF 527" (manufactured by the Josef Falk Company of Nuremberg, Germany) - retains original tin burner. Fair condition - su

Iron Steam Whistle Circa 1900. Measures approx 32.75" Long, round tube 6.75" dia.

Bertoia BASICS Online: ERNEST PLANK SHIPS STEAM ENGINE circa 1920 Base 9" x 7' x 7".

Marklin Large German Vertical Steam Engine. Great survivor circa 1915 of the early vertical style of steam engine that would burn alcohol. Live steam would move this working toy in very good original

"Märklin No. 401" Convertible Steam Engine, c. 1930 For use as a horizontal or vertical stationary steam engine, with steam whistle, fixed cylinder Ø ½ in., boiler Ø 2 in., flywheel Ø 2 1/8 in.,

Gigantic Brass Vertical Boiler Steam Engine attributed to Stevens Dockyard ca 1900. This absolutely massive and comes with original smokestack and has great riveting on the boiler. Toy does not have a

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

An original Kingery popcorn wagon steam engine, Kingery Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati, OH. Circa 1900. The wheels turn freely, 2 loose parts, 1 screw is missing, but otherwise appears to be comple

Antique steam engine toy made of metal ( Circa early 1900's ). In good antique condition. Please see photo for additional details. Please note all lots show signs of wear commensurate with age and us

Circa 1910 Ernst Plank Vertical Steam Engine. All original with EP nameplate. Comes with Wilesco Machine Shop Accessory that has hammer, grinder, and saw. Steam Engine measures 11" Tall. Very Good-Exc

Bing Vertical Steam Engine No. 8551/2, c. 1905 Gebrüder Bing, Nuremberg, Germany. 3 ¼ in. flywheel, fixed double-action cylinder, burnished brass boiler, weighted safety valve, steam whistle, feed

Bing Vertical Steam Engine No. 130/332, c. 1912 Gebrüder Bing, Nuremberg, Germany. Fixed double-action cylinder, brass boiler, safety valve, steam jet oiler, steam whistle, water-gauge indicator, ca

Doll Vertical Steam Engine No. 354/3, c. 1930 Doll & Co, Nuremberg, Germany. Fixed double-action cylinder, burnished brass boiler, weighted safety valve, steam whistle, regulator, drain tap, water-gau

Bing No. 10/132/3 Vertical Steam Engine, c. 1930 Bing Werke, Nuremberg. Patinated brass boiler, Ø 2 1/3 in., water level glass, steam whistle, stopcock, fixed cylinder with slide control, spirit

Vertical Steam Engine by Gebrüder Bing, c. 1910 Nuremberg, with brass boiler and steam whistle, fixed cylinder Ø ¾ in., boiler Ø 2 ¾ in., flywheel Ø 2 3/5 in. (3 spokes

Vertical Steam Engine with Märklin Parts, c. 1930 Riveted brass boiler, length 8 1/4 in., Ø 3 1/2 in., with water level glass, manometer, steam whistle and safety valve, spirit burner, doubl

Germany, nickeled boiler, sight glass on side, whistle atop, flywheel mounted at side, embossed base in brick work pattern. Includes pine crate and burner Ex. Paul Hale Collection 8" x 5 1/2" x 13 1/2

Doll et Cie vertical steam engine, Made in Germany, by Doll & Co, Nuremberg, Germany ca. 1920-30's, decal on side, working condition, 15 1/4" x 6" x 5"

Both have Marklin plates, c. 1920-1930s. Fairly identical except for size. One has electric heating and the other with original burner. Some wear to bases. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensio

Extremely fine and well executed machinist built model of an inverted vertical "Georgina" over-crank steam engine, designed by T.D. Walshaw, circa 1830, with an inverted vertical cylinder of approx. 5

A circa 1900 paperback manual for an 'Equipment E' steam engine headlight, one-color printing, illustrations and photos, mounted inside the back cover is a fold-out diagram of the headlight, 19 pages.