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WESTMINSTER Vertical Workshop Engine, Cylinder 6″ x 9″
£1,250.00
Single Cylinder Inverted Vertical
Built in the UK c1900.
A rare and very attractive cast bottle framed engine.
Cylinder 6″ x 9″. Wt approx 150 KGs.
Approx 68″ High.
Currently dismantled for storage but complete.
In good unrestored condition.
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