Single Cylinder Horizontal Workshop Engine
£1,750.00
Approx 2.125″ bore x 3″ stroke.
A good quality model built c1890? and requiring some minor restoration work. Nicely detailed with cast bronze crosshead, etc and shaped cast iron bed.
Approx 21″ long x 9″ high. Partly disassembled.
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