EARLY STEAM POWERED ERNST PLANK

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

Rare circa 1910, German E, Plank live steam toy train locomotive. Measures about 8 1/2" long, mostly complete, needs some repair to cab, and top of one running light. Missing burner. A rare piece that

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

steam powered flywheel with governor on wood base in original box with colorful paper label; housing retains makers' brass plaque engine on base 5.25" w. x 8.5" t. x 5" d.

Very hard to find early 20th century Ernst Plank electric steam engine. All tin construction with 7" by 7" base. 11" tall to top of chimney. Has general wear, and some dings to boiler. Includes origin

1293. BOXED AMERICAN MARKET ERNST PLANK TURBINE LOCOMOTI | Live steam, gauge O, very unique loco powered by steam turbine as opposed to traditional piston and cylinder, turbine is mounted in cab, exha

Germany, early hand painted cab in green with brass finish boiler, tall stack, Vulkan label on side, together with hand painted four wheel tender.

Vintage Ernst Plank toy stationary steam engine, Hercules. Manufactured by Ernst Plank Co of Nuremburg Germany in the early 20th century. Small metal plates read, E.P and Hercules. Pressed metal toy o

Includes original driver. Winds in rear. Includes pontoons underneath wings. Needs mechanism repaired. Appears to have scratching and paint loss throughout. Condition: (Very Good) Item Dimensions: 9"

260. SMALL EARLY ERNST PLANK BI-WING AIRPLANE | Many times the paper propellers have disintegrated, torn or been replaced through the years, and in our opinion is not a relevant condition flaw. Proven

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

European - 1898 - 6.125" L Very Fine (see description) This is more like a model than a toy. Made of silvered sheet tin, it depicts an extremely early steam-powered horseless carriage. The seat and lu

Ernst Plank steam engine with separate four-wheel transmission, both retaining original maker's plate and are mounted on wood bases, engine outfitted with a governor, 10'' h., 7'' w.

ERNST PLANK steam engine with ferris wheel, around 1900, drive model, mounted on a wooden board, board 39 x 14 cm, used, scratches on the paintwork, without burner German Description ERNST PLANK Dampf

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

4 Toy Steam Engines 1) Ernst Plank, horizontal steam engine with dynamo, boiler heavily modified, with additional manual feed pump, converted to gas heating, without chimney, dimensions of the basepla

3 Steam Toys 1) Ernst Plank. Miniature workshop, with bench vice and grindstone, c. 1900. - 2) Karl Arnold. Blacksmith, lithographed, c. 1930. - And: 3) Maker unknown. Chimney sweeper with dog, hand-

C. 1902 Scale Model of Steam Engine by Ernst Plank of Nuremberg. 4.5"W x 6"Deep x 13"H

Including; Weeden 110 volts upright steam engine and ERNST PLANK "Noris" 1903 standing steam engine. Measuring approx. 11 1/4" to 13 1/2" tall. In age appropriate condition, see photos.

Including; Weeden 110 volts upright steam engine and ERNST PLANK "Noris" 1903 standing steam engine. Measuring approx. 11 1/4" to 13 1/2" tall. In age appropriate condition, see photos.

Has good color, shows wear and paint loss throughout, dual chamber, top pipe has been resoldered, displays well, marked D.R.G.M. 193033, 14x9.75x10.75", rated 7.75

Ernst Plank. German - 1890 - 16" L x 12 1/4" T.

Includes European-style engine in green with burner on bottom, "EP" plate on backside of engine and with matching green four-wheel tender. There is one green passenger car labeled "I" and "II" with op

Ernst Plank Cosmos steam engine, in its original box, 13'' h., 4 1/2'' w.