Pat, Waterloo A: You bet there will be interest. The working steam engine you have is a model D10, made by Wilesco, a company founded by Wilhelm Schroder in Germany in 1912.

The pair, who were more engineers than grease-monkeys, spent the next couple of years creating a steam engine and compact boiler system efficient enough to power a vehicle.

Cherry Hill, leading model engineer who made working steam-powered locomotives at 1:16 scale Her models could contain more than 5,000 parts: ‘Every nut and bolt is made in my workshop, so a full ...

Object Details Description This is a model of a steam engine utilizing the Corliss patent design for an automatic cutoff gear. George H. Corliss was a prolific inventor of steam technology in the ...

Object Details Description This is a demonstration model of an oscillating cylinder steam engine. It was designed by William Graham of Carlisle, Pennsylvania about 1889. Graham was awarded United ...