COMPOUND Steam Launch Engine 2″ + 5″ x 6″
£7,500.00
2″ + 5″ x 6″ Cylinders
With slide valves, on cast standards.
Wt est 250 Kg.
An early marine steam engine of elegant design.
For sale in restored condition.
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