Model Steam Driven Fire Engine

A fine example of a mid 19th century model steam engine with boiler and a circular saw.

The Ernst Plank steam engine is a fascinating and remarkable piece, especially the Union model with dimensions of 43x14x14 cm. Manufactured by the Ernst Plank brand, this steam engin...

Antique 19th century Schaeffer & Budenberg stationary steam engine model. Made of cast iron featuring copper boiler The Budenberg Gauge Company was founded in 1918. The original pa...

Scale model of motor engine designed by Stuart Turner Limited. This is a scale model of a steam engine created in England by the Stuart Turner company in the beginning of the 20th century. A very well-engineered model of a rotative beam steam Engine. This antique model is a miniature of the real one, manufactured to be installed during the British Industrial Revolution. Masterfully crafted with beautiful details and great materials, such; bronze, iron and steel. The model is mount in a customized mahogany wood base from the same period, for display. This so-called adult’s toys are highly collectable and display very well, a great conversation pieces. Recently cleaned and oiled for sharp function. The company of Stuart Turner Ltd was incorporated in 1906 and started to produce model steam engines...

Painted cast iron horizontal fire marker with a fire engine and initials "U.F." Similar one in the Fireman's Hall Museum. The Fire Association of Philadelphia managed an insurance co...

An antique Tom-Thumb steam engine model designed by Peter Cooper. This is a superb antique scale model created in America of the Tom-Thumb steam locomotive. The original model was d...

Scratch-built working steam launch. Boiler connects to a dual-piston drive that directly powers a single propeller.

Vintage Mamod steam model, 1960s Featuring a real working steam engine with boiler. This is a highly sought-after item among collectors of vintage toys and model railways. Untested. ...

Steam engine children toy in metal sheet from Wilesco of Germany. The steam engine could work like a true steam machine. If you look at the base of the oven you can see traces of use...

The Lackawanna was a 137 foot steam powered tug owned by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company. The full hull model is in a glass case 9" wide x 14" high x 22" long. Ma...