Vertical twin compound steam engine,

4 Model Steam Engines Brass, steel and cast metal. 1) Vertical twin-cylinder compound steam engine, high- and low-pressure cylinders, Ø 3 and 2 1/3 in., height 11 in. - 2) Horizontal steam engine,

A MODEL TWIN CYLINDER VERTICAL COMPOUND STEAM ENGINE, ENGLISH, 20TH CENTURY, by Belliss & Co., a wheel valve controls steam entry to the high pressure slide valve chest, the blued-steel cylinder lagg

The Sovereign Patent Compound Steam Engine Vertical twin-cylinder steam engine, brass, polished steel and cast metal, cylinders Ø 1 1/5 and 1 ½ in., with reversible direction of rotation, sl

Precision Model of a Vertical Twin-Cylinder Steam Engine, c. 1960 Compound steam engine, brass, steel and cast metal, high and low pressure cylinders Ø 1 ¾ and 2 ¼ in., with reversibl

Twin-Cylinder Compound Steam Engine Large steam engine, engraved on brass plaque "H. Rehse, Leipzig, 1917", part zinc-sheet-covered brass boiler, length 13 in., Ø 4 ¾ in., with water level g

Precision Model of a Vertical Twin-Cylinder Steam Engine, c. 1960 Brass, polished steel and cast metal, cylinders Ø 2 ¾ in., with reversible direction of rotation, sliding control with eccen

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

Marklin hammer steam plant with a vertical boiler, with proper fittings, a twin engine with double slide valve control and a cross head guide, having an original two-part dynamo, mounted on a patterne

Radiguet & Massiot Vertical Steam Engine, c. 1914 Paris, type 5015, cast iron, steel and brass, boiler Ø 6 ¼ in., flywheel Ø 7 4/5 in., size 18 ¼ x 9 ½ in., separate burner (added), water gauge

Elegant and imposing engine with original pressure gauge, feedwater pump, etc.; some paint loss and wear towards top. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 10" x 21 - 1/2" x 7".

Single cylinder. 28" tall. Unmarked.

Bing Vertical Steam Engine No. 8551/2, c. 1905 Gebrüder Bing, Nuremberg, Germany. 3 ¼ in. flywheel, fixed double-action cylinder, burnished brass boiler, weighted safety valve, steam whistle, feed

A Brass and Wood Vertical Steam Engine Model 1901 signed Made / By / (partially legible) and dated 1901 on base. Height 14 1/2 x width 10 x depth 8 1/2 inches (with base).

Bing Vertical Steam Engine No. 130/332, c. 1912 Gebrüder Bing, Nuremberg, Germany. Fixed double-action cylinder, brass boiler, safety valve, steam jet oiler, steam whistle, water-gauge indicator, ca

Bing Vertical Steam Engine No. 130/75, c. 1910 Gebrüder Bing, Nuremberg, Germany. 4 ¼ in. flywheel, fixed double-action cylinder, burnished brass boiler, weighted safety valve, steam whistle

An early 20th century engineers model of a central valve compound steam engine, of brass, painted iron, and wood, with identifying plaque on front

Large Vertical Steam Engine, c. 1920 Schoenner 165/4S or Falk 455/3S, brass boiler Ø 4 in., flywheel Ø 4 1/8 in., with fixed brass cylinder, slide valve control, steam whistle, weighted safe

Live-Steam Triple-Cylinder Vertical Steam Engine, c. 1960 3 double-acting cylinders, reversible, with eccentric rings and counter-eccentrics, crankshaft with counterweights, 4 ¾ in. flywheel, on

TWO SMALL VERTICAL STEAM ENGINES, ENGLISH, 20TH CENTURY, comprising a model high speed duplex steam engine with common central valve chest and lubricator, mostly brass/bronze apart from copper pipewor

Marklin Large German Vertical Steam Engine. Great survivor circa 1915 of the early vertical style of steam engine that would burn alcohol. Live steam would move this working toy in very good original

Bing Vertical Steam Engine No. 130/86, c. 1909 Gebrüder Bing, Nuremberg, Germany. Fixed double-action cylinder, burnished brass boiler, weighted safety valve, regulator, steam-jet oiler, steam w

Excellent vintage Steam Engine. Very well machined and built. Has brass tag that reads S. Dobson. 15" Tall. Excellent

Builders model 10" x 8" x 15"

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