STEAM POWERED LAUNCH

Brass hull and boiler, tall stack, piping and propeller, early open steamer. 13" l.

Brass hull and boiler, tall stack, piping and propeller, early open steamer. 9" l.

Steam Engine powered Launch with boiler marked Bathe Manufacturing Co. Woodland Ave. Philadelphia. Open boat is 31 inches long. From the industrial age of 19th century Philadelphia.

Model of a steam launch boat realistically crafted in wood, painted on the outside, with a steam engine replica, striped awning and presented on a wood stand.Appx 30'' long and 12'' tall SHIPPING: In-

Made by Georges Carette Company. Germany - Early 1900's - 10 7/8" Long. This is a very early and important steam-powered toy car. Amazingly, the steam engine component still retains the original keros

1210. RADIGUET LIVE STEAM LAUNCH | Live steam, hand painted in black and bronze typical of Radiguet's attractive vessels, features two wooden masts, horizontal boiler with oscillating cylinder driving

French - 1880 - 16" L Hand painted in black and copper, this boat is in fine condition. Complete with two wooden masts and a horizontal boiler. The stand is contemporary. Fine

This is a really super cool Georges Carette & Co steam powered horseless carriage. Hand painted tin with coral outside and yellow interior. Driver appears original and is removable. Car has rubber tir

Frog Smith. Steam Powered Cotton Ginnery. Signed. Info on verso about the history of the scene. Paint and graphite on found cardstock. Excellent condition. Size with frame is 26"w x 17.5"h. Est. $2,00

c.1920s steam powered wooden model or pond boat, "Dixie Flyer", the engine marked: H. E. BOUCHER MFG. CO. N.Y. U.S.A. Dial also marked H. E. BOUCHER N. Y. Alligatored paint on top surface. Blue white

1208. BOXED IVES STEAM LAUNCH | This condition appears unplayed or fired, a rare offering with original box containing instruction label and partial depiction of the "Neptune" steam propeller, c. 1890

A RARE AND UNUSUAL HAND-MADE EXPERIMENTAL STEAM-POWERED MODEL OF A BOAT driven by two tubular corkscrew type propellor cylinders for and aft, fitted in the original wooden carry case, circa 1910-1920.

by Peter Ward, of Hull, Yorkshire, England (1936- ), stamped verso and numbered 940, with tag from American Marine Model Gallery, Salem, Mass. The hull is 15 inches long, green paint, brass stack, pai

American - 1880's - 19" L Nice early hand painted color scheme. Very Good

Germany, late 1800's, Ernt Plank brass finish steam powered locomotive, together with one green and one red passenger coach, each with interior bench seating, "EP" logo appears on front of boiler. Car

Weedens Massachusetts - 1890s - 15 L Tin

American - 1915 - 16" L Overall in very good condition. There is touchup to the sides of the boat. Very Good (See Description)

A Porcelain Shaving Mug Depicting a Steam-Powered Tractor Early 20th Century with the name F.C. Niederbrack, depicting a gentleman operating a steam-powered tractor. underside impressed Germany, with

Painted metal construction, shows wear, paint loss, and areas of damage throughout, displays well and is detailed, 27x58", rated 7.25

Wooden example, blue hull with natural wood deck, brass stack, cleats at deck, nice scale, comes with stand. 31" l.

81. BING STEAM LAUNCH BOAT | All Original Condition. | 12" L.

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

A mid 20th century Large hand crafted Steam Powered boat. Wood, with painted green hull, deck lifts to reveal a metal engine. A total of four hinged seats open to storage. Raised on a separate painted

Probably Schoenner, painted tin with live steam motor, 18” long. It is missing its burner, but has it’s funnel. It shows moderate to heavy playwear. From the Clint Miller Collection.