Early Stationary Steam Engine

Has a great look, cylinder is free and wheel spins freely, has oiler, shows some wear and paint loss, displays well, not marked, mounted on a slab of wood, heavy, 17.75"x25", rated 8

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

An early 20th century German Marklin No.4098/92/8 tinplate stationary steam engine with Marklin Germany label, instruction booklet, and alternator, together with a Mamod SE1a s stationary steam engine

Nice early example dampfmaschine with tin tile floor mounted on 11 X 9.5” wood base. It includes its burner and scarce filler cup, just missing the streetlamp whistle. It would benefit from a cleani

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

American. 1900s. Cast iron, brass, copper. Used as a salesman sample. Maker unknown. 8.5" x 10" x 6".

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 VERTICAL OVERHEAD CRANK STATIONARY STEAM ENGINE, 20TH CENTURY, the heavily cast and machined 6-spoke flywheel fitted to one end of the overhead crankshaft, supported by a pierced cast plate an

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

Large stationary steam engine model hand built and mounted into a wood box display. Apparently unmarked. Approximate height 9.5", width 15.6", depth 9".

Stationary Steam Engine by Doll, c. 1927 Nuremberg, no. 510/3, fixed cylinder, length of the boiler 11 in., Ø 3 1/2 in., 2 boiler galleries with railings, with water level gauge, safety valve, st

Earl example with fancy tile floor mounted to 16.5 X 7.5” wood base. Includes burner, dynamo with switch & night. Base shows some staining in center, otherwise presents well. Very Good.

This is a very cool rarer c1935 Marklin stationary steam engine. It is model 4097/6 and appears complete and original WITH ORIGINAL BURNER AND FUNNEL. 15" tall x 12" x 12". Tried to test it and it's m

Unusual form on embossed litho support mounted to cast iron base, 9 X 5.5:. Shine brass boiler with burner and screened stash. This will polish nicely. Excellent.

Doll et Cie German Toy Steam Engine. Worn from use. Dusty. Missing stack.

One is a platform toy with original stack, second is a vehicle with original stack. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: Largest: 6" x 4" x 7".

Dimensions: 5.5" H x 6.5" W Shipping is the buyer's responsibility! We recommend obtaining a quote from a third party shipper prior to bidding

Brass & Steel with cast iron base, 6” square. It appears intact and complete, minus burner. Shows light playwear. From the Clint Miller Collection.

Bertoia BASICS Online: BING #13675 LOCO OVERTYPE STATIONARY STEAM ENGINE circa 1902, burnished engine, boiler, wooden base, beveled firebox, water level glass, whistle, pressure valve, speed control,

Made by Schaeffer & Budenberg and one by Star Brass Manufacturing Co. Cases: 9" to 10" wide X 7-1/2" to 7-3/4" deep X 4" to 5-1/2" high. MEG IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and condit

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

Steam toys (3), all engines, 1 marked Doll Mfg Stationary Steam engine, c.1898, other 2 unmarked, all VG cond, up to 9.5"H.

Convertible Steam Engine "Märklin (402)", c. 1919 For use as a horizontal or vertical stationary steam engine or as a steam tractor (no wheels included). With double-action cylinder, steam whistle a

"Märklin No. 401" Convertible Steam Engine, c. 1930 For use as a horizontal or vertical stationary steam engine, with steam whistle, fixed cylinder Ø ½ in., boiler Ø 2 in., flywheel Ø 2 1/8 in.,