MODEL BUILDERS PAGE

By Staff

|Published on March 1, 1954

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Mr. George A. Germyer of R. D. 3, Dillsburg, Pa., gave us this photo which we reproduce for your information. As George explained it, it seemed quite simple. It had a reverse which worked on the screw principle as seen at the top. This engine was presente

Mr. George A. Germyer

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The outstanding Working Model of Case 65 as made by John Erickson, 2710 Buchanan St., N. E., Minneapolis 18, Minnesota.

‘On behalf of the National Museum I am pleased to formally
acknowledge the receipt of a model oscillating steam engine,
designed by William Graham, Carlisle, Pa., about 1880, which was
brought in person to our division of engineering’.

‘This specimen is an interesting addition to the National
collection where it has been recorded as a gift in your

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