A small, handsome single cylinder engine built by Waller & Son of Stroud, Glos. Probably built post WWII, now in fully restored condition and ready to run. Presented on a box-section steel bed.
An attractive horizontal workshop engine made in Canterbury, Kent C 1875, One of only 2 known Canterbury made steam engines, in good original condition.
An exceptional and very rare, if not unique find, this is church organ steam engine plant and wooden blower.
The original and complete plant comprises a handsome semi-portable style rivetted boiler (coal-fired) and overmounted single cylinder horizontal steam engine with feed boiler pump.
A very unusual steam driven derrick type timber yard crane. Designed for use in timber yards loading tree butts onto rack saw benches, this comprises single cylinder reversable steam engine driving declutchable winch drums with original wooden tower and boom, etc.
£4,000.00
£3,000.00
