A scratchbuilt live steam model of a 1905 fire pump,

Live Steam 2-Inch Scale Shand Mason Horse-Drawn Fire Pump, c. 1985 Maxwell Hemmens Precision Steam Models, England. "York Fire Brigade", finely detailed model, copper boiler with silver solder, all fi

original box as is see photos

Scratch built live steam model of 4-2-2, 3 1/2 inch gauge 'The Lord of the Isles', 21cm (h) x 38cm (w) plus tender.

1-Inch Live Steam Model of a Steamroller, c. 1990 Maxwell Hemmens, Engineers, Thorganby, York. Reversible, 2 gears, steerable front axle with chains, parking brake, manometer, feed pump, rope winch, d

Great Western Railway Scratch-Built Live Steam Earlham Hall 7930 Locomotive and Tender Model, Great Britain, mid-20th century Marks: EARLHAM HALL, 7930; GREAT WESTERN, (Great Western coat-of-arms), G.

Scratch built scale model constructed of cast iron, brass, and steel, intended to operate on livesteam and usually took years to build and finish, locomotive is 29.5" long, good to very good condition

3-Inch Live-Steam Model of a Wallis & Steevens Simplicity Roller, c. 1980 Coal-fired model of this unusual street roller by Wallis & Steevens of Basingstoke, England, with distinctive 5 1/3 in. diagon

2-Inch Live-Steam Model of the Steam Roller "Victoria", c. 1970 Model of the 8-ton 'C' class roller built by Aveling & Porter Ltd of Rochester, Kent, coal-fired, with reversible two-gear transmission,

A scale live steam model of a showman's traction engine, A scale live steam model of a showman's traction engine, 96cm long 40cm wide 57cm high Provenance: The Gordon Gridley Collection, London. Condi

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

Includes original boxes and outside shipping box. It is an Accucraft SP Daylight GS4 No. 4449 engine and matching No. 4449 tender. Very little wear. Toy (Excellent). Boxes (Very Good).

A live steam model of a Stuart Turner Major Beam engine, with beam supported on bright-work turned central pillar with Watt s parallel motion linkage to single vertical cylinder 1 3/4" bore by 3 3/4"

1039. UNION MFG. LIVE STEAM FIRE PUMPER | Nice detail to steam piping, copper finish vertical boiler with rear platform and cast spoke wheels. Provenance: Norm Schaut Collection. | 11" l. | (Very Good

1 ½-Inch Scale Live-Steam Model of a Traction Engine Large working model of the British "Bert" traction engine, coal-fired, single-cylinder engine, Stephenson's slide-valve gear, two-speed gearbo

Aster Gauge 1 live steam model electric version locomotive Climax in original box, locomotive and tender are C8, extremely nice and clean, displayed only, comes in nice original box and foam packing,

3 Gauge I Live Steam Model Locomotives 1) Class 99011, tank locomotive, Regner Dampftechnik in Aurach, factory-built gauge of a Palatine PtS 2/2, gas-fired, 2 outer cylinders, unfired condition, lengt

Live-Steam Model of a 6-Column Beam Engine, c. 1985 England, all-brass construction, with 6 pillars supporting an overhead walking beam with parallel motion, single-cylinder, Ø 1 1/3 in., spoked 5

Live-Steam Model of a 6-Column Beam Engine "Lady Stephanie", c. 1985 With maker's plaque "Kølsen Maskiner, Danmark, No. 051", brass, steel and cast iron, 6 brass pillars supporting an overhead walk

Vintage Hobbies Bowman Steamboat, speedboat "Swallow". With original wooden box. Made in England. Length 20".

1038. LIVE STEAM FIRE PUMPER | Simple design cart with mounted boiler at rear. Provenance: Norm Schaut Collection. | 8" l. | Overall in (Very Good Condition) | $700 - $1,000

302. UNION LIVE STEAM FIRE PUMPER | 9"l. | (VG Cond.) | $400 - $700

Vertical style with burner on bottom. Cast iron base. Nice detail. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 10 - 1/2" x 10" x 7".

Live Steam Model 3 Gauge Locomotive Possibly English, first quarter 20th C., together with a matching tender Locomotive: 23-1/2"l Tender: 15"l Overall: 38-1/2"l Provenance: Property from the Estate of

English. 1940s. Brass, steel. 8 x 12 x 8". Mechanically functioning. CODE:TOY