Working Model of the Jowitt Poppet Valve Steam Engine

Working Model of the Jowitt Poppet Valve Steam Engine Model of the Samuel G. Jowitt machine from 1907, brass, steel and cast metal, cylinder Ø 2 in., working governor, twin 7-inch flywheels, length

Working Model of a Single-Cylinder Overcrank Steam Engine, c. 1980 W. Boothby, England. Polished-steel, cast-metal and brass construction, cylinder with vertical piston rod, eccentric rod slide valve

14 1/2" high, cast metal mounted on a 8" by 5 1/2" wood base. Very detailed model with 2 valves and cam operated regulator. Nicely detailed working model. Excellent

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,

1 ½-Inch Scale Live-Steam Model of a Traction Engine Large working model of the British "Bert" traction engine, coal-fired, single-cylinder engine, Stephenson's slide-valve gear, two-speed gearbo

20"x42"x24" working model steam engine, has been sitting in a museum, has not been run in years, WOW! - - -BUYER TO ARRANGE SHIPPING

Model Steam Engine was built in 1937 by Roy Andrew Evans while sailing aboard the "Henry H. Rogers", locals have even seen this run.

Including: 1906 French Bond for Mille Piastres; 1903 British Cardboard Working Models of Steam Engines, in box; (2) Boxed Sets 1952 Audubon Bird & Flower litho cards, postcard sized but with scientifi

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

Working Model of a Steam Engine with Water Pump, c. 1980 Based on an English machine from the 19th century, approx. 1-inch scale, cast metal, steel and brass, wood-planked double-acting cylinder, Ø

2 Steam Engine Working Models, c. 1970 Brass, cast metal and steel. 1) Horizontal single-cylinder steam engine, partially finished in brown, 1 3/4-inch mahogany-lagged brass-bound double-action cylind

2 Steam Engine Working Models, c. 1970 Brass, cast metal and steel. 1) Horizontal single-cylinder steam engine, partially finished in green, 1 3/4-inch lagged brass-bound mahogany double-action cylind

Grouping of child's toys including: A tin German steam engine working model with original instructions (written in German) - minor surface rust and in good condition - 8"W x 5 3/4"D x 8 1/2"H; a Calif

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

Working Model of an Oscillating Single-Cylinder Steam Engine Polished-steel, cast-iron and brass construction, cylinder with vertical piston rod, reversible, with eccentric and counter eccentric cylin

Working Model of a Walking Beam Steam Engine, c. 1990 Polished-steel, brass, bronze and cast-metal machine parts, Watt-type 4-column low-pressure balancing steam engine, vertical cylinder, governor, f

Working Model of a Single-Cylinder Overcrank Steam Engine Wolfgang Neubauer, Paderborn, Germany. Polished steel, cast iron and brass, cylinder with vertical piston rod, crosshead guide power transmiss

An early 20th century engineers model of a central valve compound steam engine, of brass, painted iron, and wood, with identifying plaque on front

1-Inch Scale Working Model of a Horizontal Single-Cylinder Steam Engine, 1960 England, polished-steel, cast-iron and brass construction, partially green-lacquered, brass-bound mahogany-lagged cylinder

Valve-Controlled Model Steam Engine, c. 1930 Probably Germany, cylinder with maker’s plaque "A. Knabe", brass and cast metal, double-acting cylinder, Ø 2 ½ in., 4 valves, each with it

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

Working Model of a Napier Four-Pillar Table Steam Engine, 1983 Extremely detailed 1-inch scale engineering model of the single-cylinder table engine from 1843 by R. Napier, Glasgow, brass, steel and m

Large Working Model of a Stationary Twin-Cylinder Undertype Steam Engine, c. 1975 Extremely detailed model, brass, steel and cast-iron parts, partly finished in green, coal-fired, soldered brass flame

Working Model of an Oscillating Single-Cylinder Overcrank Steam Engine An extremely detailed engineering model of very unusual design, the cylinder oscillates or rocks on a central pivot as the flywhe