LARGE GERMAN DOLL & CO. VERTICAL STEAM ENGINE.

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".

Large Stationary Steam Engine by Doll, c. 1935 Nuremberg, no. 520/4, fixed cylinder, length of the boiler 12 ¼ in., Ø 4 in., boiler support, 2 boiler galleries with stairs and railings, two

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

69. DOLL CO FERRIS WHEEL | Medium size version of hand crank or steam powered wheel. | 13" h. | Minor touch-up at base, all flags & figures replaced, vertical bars re-attached, (Very Good to Excellent

Has a great industrial look, shows wear, displays well, some of the parts are loose, wheel spins freely, badged, 13" tall, rated 7.75

Maerklin, Big vertical steam engine, Germany pw, tin, with burner, show glass damaged, otherwise very good condition

Single cylinder horizontal steam engine and 2 cylinder vertical steam engine, shows signs of light wear and age, incredibly detailed, great paint and color, displays exceptionally well in glass case,

Bing, vertical steam engine, Germany pw, tin, min. paint d., with burner, C 1-2

Large German or European Bisque Doll, impressed 13, unmarked Dimensions: 26" H

A 1930'S GERMAN LIVE STEAM ENGINE with painted tin base and removable chimney. (36cm high )

Circa 1912 Bing Company, German lying steam engine toy model 130/383. With wooden base with printed tiles 46,5 x 51,5cm. With steam whistle, weight safety valve, steam dome, dynamo and valve control,

A vintage Jenson MFG Co model steam engine with restoration documentation. 8 inches high x 15 x 9 1/2. As shown.  Items are sold as is. Please inquire about condition if not otherwise stated.

The nickel-plated steam engine with brass plaques and brass steam whistle is in good, complete, working condition. The brass plaque on the base is patent dated 1894, a year after Charles Cretors intro

Live Steam Vertical Engine Model 21 inches (53.3 cm) HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

Original removable stack, nice partial red highlighting, has original burner in front. Made of brass and white metal. Has been used, but displays well. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 16" x 15" x

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.

Miniature Working Model of a Walking Beam Steam Engine, c. 1850 Marked "W & S Jones, 30 Holborn, London", all-brass machine parts, Watt-type 6-column low-pressure balancing steam engine, vertical cyli

c. 1904, built as a steam accessory for one of Doll's many working steam engine models. This delicate example is entirely original, with no repairs or repainting. Include

Includes original boxes and outside shipping box. It is an Accucraft SP Daylight GS4 No. 4449 engine and matching No. 4449 tender. Very little wear. Toy (Excellent). Boxes (Very Good).

Nice early C. Cretors & Co. popcorn and peanut steam engine wagon. Very nice condition with an older restoration. Does have wear from use and age. Includes original Cretors popcorn steam engine. Untes

19th century silver plated ornate fire steam engine parade lantern. Large loop handle. Octagonal paneled body with figural classical medallion heads. Applied silver shield plaque inscribed "Steamer 15

HERTEL SCHWAB & CO rare German character doll, mark in the neck 149/5, blue sleepy eyes, closed mouth, jointed body, old underwear, old shoes, wig is more recent, 42 cm German Description HERT

"The Amoskeag Manufacturing Co. Manchester, N.H.; Manufacturers of Steam Fire Engines, Hose Carriers, Machinery, Tools & Fire Fighting Equipment; Wm. Amory, Treasurer, Boston, Mass.; E.A. Straw, Agent

1 ½-Inch Scale Model of a Live-Steam Traction Engine, c. 1984 Large working model of the British "Jennifer" traction engine, coal-fired, twin-cylinder engine, Stephenson’s slide-valve gear,