Roper, Stephen: Engineer's Handy-book of Steam-engines

ROPER, Stephen. Engineer's Handy-Book Containing a Full Explanation of the Steam-Engines; also, Facts, Figures, Questions, and Tables for Engineers Who Wish to Qualify Themselves for the United States

1884 Engineer Handybook Locomotives Engineering Machine Inventions Stephen Roper “Perhaps no device, in the entire range of mechanical inventions, has aided so much in developing and perfecting the

1879 RAILROAD 1ed Model Locomotive Engineer Steam Engine Trains Railways A rare first edition printing of the 19th century book “The Model Locomotive Engineer, Fireman, and Engine-Boy” is

1859 George Stephenson Railway Engineer Railroads Trains Steam Engines “George Stephenson, with a sagacity of mind in advance of the science of his day, answered, when asked what was the ultimat

1860 RAILROADS George Stephenson Steam Engines Railway Engineer Trains Smiles George Stephenson was a famous railway engineer, whose reputation stemmed from his success in improving both locomotives a

Also includes: (2) New Catechism of the Steam Engine, 1904; Handbook of Calculations for Engineers & Firemen, 1901; Internal Combustion Engines, 1907; Steam-Turbine Principles & Practice, 1940; Steam

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Marklin German Live Steam Engine. Fine original engine with book on steam engine toys.

Five older collectible books -1893 Modern Steam engines, Rose, 1908 Pekin to Paris, Barzini, 1909 Italian Highways, Milton, 1929 Italian tourist, book, 1935 Wall Smacker with seldom found dust jacket,

Pair of Railroad Steam Engine Book Ends. Metal with brass finish engine mounted on white marble base, 7" L x 5.5" H. Contact our recommended 3rd party "for profit" shipper Pak Mail at (260) 637-4809 o

KJ Miller Junior Engineer No. SE100 Steam Engine. Measurements in inches: 8 x 8 x 6 high Condition:Does not appear to work Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be packed after invoice is

An early 20th century engineers model vertical steam engine, of brass, iron and steel construction, the double frame with top mounted cylinder and mounted to a cast iron base

Heavy Copper & Steel Steam Engine. Precision made heavy and substantial contemporary engineer made vertical steam engine. Custom Made, measures about 13 inches tall on an 8 x 10 inch base.

Lot of 24 automobile, steam traction engine, steam engine books, and more. Titles include "Those Wonderful Old Automobiles," "Treasury of Early American Automobiles," "American Horse-Drawn Vehicles,"

Marklin Bing German Steam Engine & Toy Books and Catalogs. 6 Books on German Steam toys and engines and history of Steam toys including Marklin and Nurnberg Catalog reprints. Hard to find out of print

In Original box. Set is incomplete. 0-4-0 steam engine w/engineer in cab, operating front lantern. (Loco does not smoke) Chiquita Box car, gondola. No track, transformer or extra figures. Test works f

Lot of 11 Steam Engine/Locomotive books. Titles include "Railways Then and Now," "The World Encyclopedia of Locomotives," "The Steam Locomotive Directory of North America," "Highball A Pageant of Trai

Book: James Watt and the Steam Engine - The memorial volume prepared for the committee of the Watt Centenary Commemoration at Birmingham 1919, by H. W. Dickinson & Rhys Jenkins. Published Oxford, 1927

1876 Stephen Roper's “Handbook of Modern Steam Fire-Engines†illus w/ engravings

BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT BADGECirca 1850Engraved “Boston Fire Department Asst. Engineer” around a horse-drawn steam fire engine. Faint owner’s name scratch-engraved verso.Height 3&#822

1890's Concord & Montreal RR cabinet photo of the steam engine “Kilkenney” with owner, engineer, conductor, & brakemen, Central VT boxcar,in old frame, 9.5” x 11”

MTH Premier 29 O Gauge 0-6-0 steam engine. Powered, diecast, smoke, engineer figure, Protosound 2.0 freight. No tender. Excellent condition.

Journals, Books, Auction Catalogs and other Publications about Steam Engines. 1) "Engineering in Miniature", T.E.E. Publishing, London, Volume 1, Issue Number 1, April 1979 to Volume 17, No. 4, Octobe