RARE MODEL OF AN EARLY CORLISS STEAM BEAM ENGINE

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

Metal and wood construction, functions as it should, wood base shows signs of wear and has a few chips, displays exceptionally well and has a great early industrial look, 12.5x8.5x13.5, rated 8.25-8.5

A rare vintage early to mid-century collectible Model Mamod Steam Engine. Manufactured by Mamod Steam Engine England for educational demonstrations. has not been altered or reconditioned in any way. W

C. 1922. These models usually came with a four-cylinder Boucher engine, but this one has a rare larger version of their two-cylinder engine. Boat is 48" long. Comes with contemporary stand. Very ornat

A miniature brass early model steam engine, 5"h x 2.75"w.

A Painted Metal Tangye Horizontal Steam Engine Model Early 20th Century Length 18 1/2 inches.  Property from the Estate of Peter F. Stone, Buchanan, Michigan

Single cylinder walking beam design, incredibly detailed and mounted on wooden gallery, shows signs of age and wear throughout, paint has good color and catches the eye, functions as it should, displa

Cast iron live steam scale model beam engine, nicely detailed having a very good painted surface, with working governors and a faux wood encased boiler, 8 1/2'' h., 11 1/4'' w.

Stuart Walking Beam Model Steam Engine, c. 1980 Stuart Turner Ltd., England. Polished steel, cast iron and brass, with a cast single center pillar supporting an overhead balancing beam complete with W

Vintage Stuart Turner Ltd. large walking beam model steam engine on wood base 12 1/2"H x 16"W x 8"D

ENGLISH STUART TURNER MODELS MIXED METALS STATIONARY BEAM MODEL STEAM ENGINE, design of Watts parallel motion, cast-iron base with raised lettering "STUART" and impressed "80083", brass and steel, pai

Well engineered model of an early over type vertical steam engine, first patented in 1797. They were typically used in collieries for any sort of power that was needed. Engine is mounted onto wood pla

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 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

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

Highly ornate, almost Gothic, walking beam steam engine from EIWI. Model engine can run with compressed air. Beam moves freely and properly but was not tested with air. Based in Siedlce, Poland. EIWI

Weeden #643 Horizontal Steam Engine Tractor c.1930, early model having a spoked flywheel, no whistle, short firebox and a 3-wick burner; intact water level sight glass; together with an Ertl diecast m

An early 20th century model steam engine marked Weeden, trade mark, reg. U.S. patent office. 10 inches high x 10 x 5. (missing burner horizontal). As shown.  Items are sold as is. Please inquire abou

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"

Great large vertical early steam engine probably made by Faulk. Measures almost 22" tall, with a 7 1/2" cast iron base. Appears operational, but is missing the burner. Very Good-Excellent

Unmarked but probably Doll Company, all original stacks. Fairly similar except for size; small, medium, and large. Cast iron footed bases. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: Largest: 11 -

1803 Imison Science & Art Steam Engines Optics Electricity CLOCKS Illustrated John Imisons “Elements of Science and Art” is a rare, early 19th-century version of his famous The School Atlas ��

Steam toys (4), Jensen Steam Engine-Electric #10, c.1951, Very Rare model w/one-piece round dynamo, only made in 1951, VG cond, Marklin Grinder, c.1930, appears all orig, VG cond, Punch Press, Grinder