U.S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. TOWER & PUMP CATALOGS

Three paperback catalogs, U.S. Wind Engine & Pump Co., 'Railway Water Supply' 1900 48 pages, 'Railway Catalog Number 25' circa 1910 95 pages, and 'U.S. Tanks & Towers' 1927 64 pages, one-color printin

10.5' x 3' wooden Halladay Standard U.S. Wind, Engine, & Pump Co. - Batavia, IL. windmill tail - WOW! - Good * * WILL NOT SHIP

Two rare windmill trade cards. They are both from the U.S. Wind Engine and Pump Co. in Batavia, Illinois. One has information on both sides. Both are 5.25 x 3.25 inches. Good condition, both are in pr

Canadian. Circa 1915. Single-sided tin (SST). Marked, "MacDonald Manufacturing Co. Limited Toronto", lower left edge. 19" x 12.5".

Canadian. 1910s. French. Promotes Ontario Wind Engine & Pump Co's "Toronto" line of wind mills. Marked, "Macdonald Mfg Co. Limited, Toronto" lower right edge. 19" x 12.5". Surface loss, mostly isolate

Canadian. 1910s. Promotes Ontario Wind Engine & Pump Co's "Toronto" line of wind mills. Marked, "Macdonald Mfg Co. Limited, Toronto" lower right edge. 19" x 12.5". Minor areas of surface loss, mostly

Canadian. 1910s. Lithographed tin. From an agency for Toronto lines of windmills, gasoline engines, barn equipment and wood stave silos manufactured by the Ontario Wind Engine and Pump Co Limited. Mar

Canadian. 1910s. Single sided tin (SST). Exhibits staining, surface losses and pinhole perforations. Paint is tight, free of active flaking. Marked lower left, "Macdonald Mfg Co, Toronto". 19" x 12.5"

Canadian. 1910s. Single-sided tin (SST). Marked, "Macdonald Mfg Co Limited Toronto", bottom left edge. Scattered minor stable surface losses along the edges and within the field. A few small perforati

ca 1900 cast iron Elgin Wind Power & Pump Co (Beatrice, NE) rooster form windmill weight embossed "Hummer E 184" in fine untouched worn orig red paint & lightly oxidized surfaces - in excellent orig c

Cast iron windmill weight with outstanding painted surface. Elgin Wind Power & Pump Co, Elgin, IL., circa 1920. Condition: Excellent without damage. H 18" W 15". Copy and paste this link for high-res

C. 1900 cast iron rooster windmill weight, original paint, Elgin Wind Power & Pump Co., Elgin Ill., marked "Hummer, E 184", comes with stand. Rooster 9" Ht..

Elgin Wind and Pump Co., Elgin, Illinois, early 20th century, cast iron. Short stem rooster with cast label "Hummer E184". Old red paint. 10.5"h.

Elgin Wind and Pump Co., Elgin, Illinois, early 20th century, cast iron. Short stem rooster with cast label "Hummer E184". Later white and orange paint. 9"h.

Title: Early cast iron rooster windmill weight. Dimension: 17” x 16” x 4 1/2” Provenance:Very nice heavy cast iron rooster windmill weight made by the Elgin Wind Power and Pump co. Old painted s

Attributed to the Elgin Wind Power and Pump Co., Elgin, Illinois, early 20th century. So called "Rainbow" tail with traces of original red and white paint. 21.5"H. 19"l. including base.

C. 1900 cast iron Rooster windmill weight. Embossed "10FT 2", made by Elgin Wind Pump & Power Co., Beatrice, NE.. 17" x 13 1/2".

Item: Cast iron, attrib: Elgin Wind Pump & Power Co, Elgin, IL. Worn original paint, in-use oxidized. Fine detailed casting. Mounted on museum stand. Date: C 1900 Dimensions: 15 3/8"H X 7 3/8"W X 4"D

Cast iron Elgin No 2 rooster windmill weight, made by the Elgin Wind Power and Pump Co., Elgin, IL, marked 10 ft No 2, remnants of old gray paint, 16"T x 16"L

Hotel St. James. State Inauguration Day. Dec. 20, 1899 San Jose, Calif.; Pacific Union Express Co. Postmarked at Napa City Calif.; Rumsey & Co. Pumps & Fire Engines and Railway Supplies, postmarked. S

Elgin Wind PUmp and Power Co., Elgin, Illinois, early 1900s, cast iron. "Hummer E184" made for Model L windmill. Old, worn red and white paint. Dent in one side. 10.5"h. 10"l. including base.

Lot W120 - 1951 Tokheim Gas Pump, Model 39 HIGHLIGHTS Original* Unrestored D-X with Ethyl Model 39, tall Type L-RP Serial no. 994733 10-51 Tokheim Oil Tank & Pump Co., Fort Wayne, Ind., U.S,A, Underwr

Canadian. 1910s. Single-sided tin (SST). The Ontario Wind Engine & Pump Company of Toronto was short lived producer of gasoline engines, barn equipment and wood stave silos until the first World War.

Loose Prints of Ships, color lithographs, including: (15) by Gordon Grant of US Navy Warships, published by the Northern Pump Co. in 1942, 17" x 20" sheets; PLUS (5) by Charles Rosen of Sailing Ships,