Buckman Open Hull Live Steam River Boat.

135. BING LIVE STEAM RIVER BOAT | Very nice original paint for an early live steam ship, named "Louise" at sides. | 18" l. | Flags are replacements, aft deck has overpaint, rear cabin has minor resold

Painted tin, with live steam engine with burner. Top may be restored, though nice paint & texture match. Rest shows light to moderate playwear. From the Clint Miller Collection.

Painted tin, 12” long with live steam motor, circa 1910. It retains its burner and would benefit from a cleaning. From the Clint Miller Collection.

Enamel painted tin, 11.5” long. It has a live steam mechanism with original burner and funnel, missing wick. It retains its stack ring and filler cab and would benefit from a cleaning, showing moder

Schoenner live steam Le Belle painted tin river boat, 18 1/4'' l.

Open Hull design, painted tin, 19” long. Live steam engine appears complete with burner, over-all shows moderate playwear. From the Clint Miller Collection.

Launch type cabin cruiser boat. Hull and cabin made of wood, fitting look to be brass as is original rudder. Marked "Boucher" inside on the motor parts. Comes with a homemade wooden stand. Looks to be

922. Live Steam Boat Toy. New York, H.E. Boucher Mfg. Co., ca. 1925. Large steamboat toy with wooden hull and wooden stand. Elaborate brass mechanism. Appears incomplete, and possibly repainted. Held

Mint with tin hull containing live steam plant and wick burner inside. Also included is a custom made wood stand. Boat measures 26 inches long. Excellent high quality paint. The finest example of a ra

circa 1920s; painted wood hull, with open working brass steam engine and aluminum bow cover, 21 in. L.

Hand painted tin hull, done in white band, red striping, brass boiler, open deck. 10" l.

Includes an 18 inch Weeden live steam with New York Barely readable on bow sides, missing top parts; 18 Bing Clock-Work hull with added yellow paint pattern. Mechanism doesn?t function, missing top pa

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

GBN decal towards front of boat. Comes with scarce original box that is marked "Tested with Steam - GBN". Also included are steam implements including pans and funnel. Boat has been fired. Paint on to

Marked "Wilhelmina" on both sides of front bow. One stack steam plant inside. Cloth French flag on rear. Professionally restored, represents well. One brass stack.Condition:(Restored).Dimensions:21" x

Painted brass with Whitney plate, 5” tall. It appears complete and shows light to moderate wear. From the Clint Miller Collection.

Painted tin with live steam motor. Unusual 20” length with 2 stacks. It has been nicely restored, but a bit dirty from display and 1 rudder support is apart. From the Clint Miller Collection.

Painted tin with live steam engine, 15” long. The motor appears complete with integral burner and original cork top. It shows over-all moderate playwear. From the Clint Miller Collection.

1193. SMALL GERMAN LIVE STEAM BOAT | Hand painted. | 7.5" l. | (Very Good Condition) for age. | $250 - $500

This is a Vintage Atwood Steamcraft Congo Launch Live Steam Boat in Box. It looks complete and measures 18 inches long. Original Box.

Marklin. Germany. Circa 1920. A rare version of this live steam ocean liner. The steam plant, instead of driving a turbine, produces hot air which is expelled from the stern propelling the vessel forw

Painted and decaled wood with metal decking and live steam motor, 23” long. Cannot read the name on side. It shows light to moderate use with burner and tin flag appears to be original, with a stand

234. TWO EARLY LIVE STEAM LAUNCH BOATS | Large boat is made by Weeden. | 14" l. | Small boat is repainted, larger boat has one piece of motor shaft detached but present. | $250 - $500

Painted tin with live steam motor, 14” long. Probably CK, Motoshoko, Japan, 1930s. It is missing it’s burner and flag. Shows light to moderate playwear. From the Clint Miller Collection.