Dockyard Builders Model of a Steam Ferry

1921 Dockyard builders model of the "S.S.Belasco", built by Messers John I Thornycroft & Co Limited, Woolston Works, Southampton ' for Dover Shipping Company, hull. Length 300 Feet, Beam 43, Draught 2

BUILDER'S HALF HULL MODEL OF A STEAM-POWERED SAILING VESSELLast Half of the 19th CenturyBuilt up in nine lifts. Screw shaft molding at stern.Height 9.5". Length 50.5".Provenance:Hyde Park

BUILDER'S HALF HULL MODEL OF THE SAIL/STEAM SHIP "LUZON"Circa 1864By Alexander Stephens & Son Shipbuilders, Linthouse, Govan, Scotland. Hull built up in ten lifts. Bottom finished bright and

Double-Cylinder Marine Screw Engine, c. 1920 Stevens's Model Dockyard, London. Vertical twin-cylinder steam engine, mahogany-lagged brass-bound cylinders, Ø 1 ¼ in., crosshead guide, eccentr

Vintage wood half hull model of a side paddle steam ship SF ROTHSAY BUILDER, MCKAY & BEGG, GREENOCK. 37.5 in long x 9 in high.

CASED SHIP MODEL - Builder's Waterline Model, fully finished, of Steam Turbine Passenger Liner 'Argentina' (& sister 'Brasil'), Moore-McCormack Lines, New York to Buenos Aires service, Ingalls, Pascag

Immense brass steam locomotive, likely British and similar in make to Stevens Dockyard toys. Model toy is a Pacific style with untested livesteam. Gauge is close to 2 inches in width between flanges.

made by Paul Hee, circa 1995, based on the sidewheeler railroad ferry which operated between Philadelphia and Norfolk in the 1890s, carved and painted wood model, side with decal for "Old Point Comfor

Exceptional prototype model from the renowned Gray Marine boatyard in Maine, circa 1920s. Exceptional detail. Fine cabin work. Hull form is very well scaled. Overall Dimensions: 58" x 13" x 30"

20"x42"x24" working model steam engine, has been sitting in a museum, has not been run in years, WOW! - - -BUYER TO ARRANGE SHIPPING

American, 20th century, model after a circa 1930s engine, engine, 14 x 33-9-1/2 in.; tender, 11 x 23 x 10 in. Provenance: Private Collection

Canadian. Built by R Fishleigh in 1890. A highly detailed scale model of the steam engine that ran machinery for the Dominion Organ and Piano Company in Bowmanville, Ontario. 14 1/2 x 25 x 16 1/2". CO

Has good color, shows wear and paint loss throughout, dual chamber, top pipe has been resoldered, displays well, marked D.R.G.M. 193033, 14x9.75x10.75", rated 7.75

Tow boats, Transfer 13 and 14, Hulls 33-34. New York, New Haven & Hartford R.R. Co. 1899-1900. Backplate 12.5 x 55.5 inches.

"York Bolton" 1/24th Scale Model Steam Plant & Mill Engine with Instructions.

Antique model steam engine 23 1/2"h x 31"w

with plaque that reads: "1889/ This sample of workmanship, designed draught and built by Dr. E. F. Gillon, Wakefield, Mass, 1904" 18" x 14", 15" high

DESCRIPTION: A ship builders model featuring the "Flying Fish" designed and built by Donald McKay in east Boston (1851) Displayed in a light wood and acrylic case with mounted nameplate. CIRCA: 1851 O

Estate of Charles Ellsworth Gibson, from blueprints, no longer extant, by Bowdoin B. Crowninshield, Boston & Marblehead yacht designer. 47" bowsprit to stern, set loose on original cradle. Losses to s

Valve-Controlled Model Steam Engine, c. 1930 Probably Germany, cylinder with maker’s plaque "A. Knabe", brass and cast metal, double-acting cylinder, Ø 2 ½ in., 4 valves, each with it

3 CYLINDER UPRIGHT COMPOUND STEAM ENGINE - BRASS, STEEL, AND ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION 10 1/4"L X 5"W X 8"H

A vintage Jenson MFG Co model steam engine with restoration documentation. 8 inches high x 15 x 9 1/2. As shown.  Items are sold as is. Please inquire about condition if not otherwise stated.

Estate of Charles Ellsworth Gibson, designed by Norman Skene (1878-1932), NYC Naval Architect, from blueprints dated Nov 18, 1903, no longer extant. 41" bowsprit to stern. Set loose on original cradle

German. 1910s. Painted steel and tin with nickel-plated components. Stamped, "G.B.N" on platform and engine. (Gebruder Bing Nuremberg). Original surfaces. Minor scattered surface scratches and patches