Early Table-Top Vertical Steam Engine

rated 7.5, 12.5"T., the vertical steam engine is free, looks to have most of it's parts, mounted on wood block.

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An early 20th century engineers model vertical steam engine, of brass, iron and steel construction, the double frame with top mounted cylinder and mounted to a cast iron base

rated 9, 6"T. engine is in very good condition, if free, looks complete.

rated 8.5, 6"T., the engine is in good condition, is free, looks complete, except for the base.

A STUART STEAM ENGINE MODEL , A Large GROVE MILL STEAM PLANT WITH A HORIZONTAL BOILER. A FINE Table top steam ENGINE plant. FULLY ASSEMBLED. The Base measures 15" inches wide by 19" 1/2 inches long.

Unmarked but probably Doll Company, all original stacks. Fairly similar except for size; small, medium, and large. Cast iron footed bases. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: Largest: 11 -

Marklin metal emblem on side of steam engine. Original stack, "Patent" tag on base. Some fading and use. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 11 - 1/2" x 6 - 1/2" x 13 - 1/2".

Both have Marklin plates, c. 1920-1930s. Fairly identical except for size. One has electric heating and the other with original burner. Some wear to bases. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensio

Great large vertical early steam engine probably made by Faulk. Measures almost 22" tall, with a 7 1/2" cast iron base. Appears operational, but is missing the burner. Very Good-Excellent

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

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

Early Marklin Germany vertical toy steam engine with cast metal base. Appears to be in overall good cosmetic condition with paint loss, light surface rust, and wear from use and age. Does appear to be

Hyde Co. marine double cylinder vertical steam engine, early 20th c., cast brass and iron. 26" h x 22" w x 12"d

rated 9+, 8"T., in very good condition, is free and looks complete.

American design operational c 1905 6.25" x 5" x 8.5"

An 1847 $3 Bank of Vergennes Note - Vermont. Possibly spurious, note engraved by W Dane & Co. Top vignette shows early steam engine and coaches; a schooner at anchor on the right, a guard dog with str

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".

rated 9, 7"L., engine is in good condition and is free, looks complete

Edwardian mahogany Sutherland drop-leaf table, early 20th c., slightly rounded top, over vertical slat supports, joined with stretcher, on curved legs, further ending on casters, fully extended: appro

4 Working Models of Early Steam Engines 1) "Charlotte", T.V. Wild, 1990, model of 1862 vertical-column steam engine by Williamson Brothers of Kendal, height 6 in. - 2) Model of a single-cylinder beam

Toy Steam Engine, mfgd by Linemar, pressed steel, incl vertical engine, table saw, grinder & buffer each individually boxed, later three appear Mint cond & the engine slightly used, 11.5"L overall.

Lot of two early American made Weeden stationary steam engines, both vertical type. One includes funnel pan, both have original burners, one is mounted on wood board and the other is a very unusual ea

French mid-century modern coffee table, c.1960s, mosaic ceramic tile top, (four) tiles with depictions of steam engines, (one) with impressed signature Princesse (?), set within an iron frame, approx