Model Single Cylinder Horizontal Workshop Engine
£ P.O.A.
Cylinder approx 1″ bore x 3″ stroke.
This is a nicley made miniature horizontal steam engine thought to be of c1930. Bed frame is mounted on a wooden base approx 20″ long x 7″ wide overall.
In nice, untouched condition, this engine will benefit from a little cosmetic improvement.
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