A Model Collection

|Published on March 1, 1989

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Working steam engine made of brass and steel, 19 inches long with '' bore and 1'' stroke. Wolf valve gear, over center traction clutch.

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Mill engine with 5'' flywheel and working governor.

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Working model marine engine with '' bore & stroke, hand operated reverse gear.

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Aluminum and steel threshing machine; 25'' high, 10'' long

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Aluminum and steel threshing machine; 25'' high, 10'' slong

Rt. 1, 13133 SR 39 Big Prairie, Ohio 44611

These models are made of scrap material and no factory purchased
castings whatever.

The bolts and some of the iron were salvaged from old
typewriters. The brass was purchased at a salvage yard. The spokes
in the wheels are made of nails. The boiler parts are silver brazed

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