A half size model of an A E & H Robinson & Co of Manchester 'X' type hot tube stationary engine No 187. Built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol. The engine of open crank design with single cylinder 1 1/2" bore by 1 1/2" stroke, 8 1/2" flywheel, oiler and exhaust. Engine length 28cm. Width 15cm. Height 23cm. The model set on a wooden plinth with moulded edge.Condition Report: There is no compression, the wheel is too easy to spin. Wheel is 22cm diameter Wooden plinth 32cm x 17cmPlease refer to additional images for condition Condition Report Disclaimer
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A well engineered model of Alyn Foundry 'RLE' 40cc internal combustion farm petrol barn engine No 135. Built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol. The engine of open crank design with fitted side rod valve gear linkage, twin 6 1/2" diameter flywheels with water cooling hopper, ignition plug fitted, exhaust, carburettor and metal fuel tank fitted to hardwood plinth. The model finished in black paintwork with cast brass engine number plaque to front and set on wooden plinths with moulded edge. Engine length 35cm. Width 18cm. Height 22cm.
An unusual model of an internal combustion stationary engine, possibly based on the design 'Differential' with single cylinder. Built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol with disc type flywheel 22cm in diameter and fuel tank set to side. The model is unpainted and set on wooden plinth. Engine length 22cm. Width 23cm. Height 30cm.
A well engineered period model of a vertical live steam colliery type engine, the single cylinder supported on four columns with 16cm diameter spoked flywheel, open crank design, steam control valve to single cylinder having steam chest to side and the whole supported on four short pillars to base. Engine length 26cm. Width 19cm. Height 30cm.From the collection of the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol
A well engineered model of Alyn Foundry half-size Gardner model 0 horizontal internal combustion stationary engine, gas fired and built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol. The engine of open crank design with single cylinder 1 3/8th bore by 2" stroke. With brass and glass oiler. 6 1/2 inch diameter flywheel. Side rods to valve gear, vertical exhaust, copper cooling tank and brass belt wheel. The model finished in black and red paintwork with polished brightwork and set on wooden base. Engine length 40cm. Width 26cm. Height 25cm.¸Condition Report: the outside diameter of the two flywheels on this engine are approximately Large flywheel - 23.5cm (4cm width)small flywheel - 11cm (2.2cm width) Condition Report Disclaimer
A model of a Stuart Turner S50 horizontal mill engine, built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol being of open balanced crank design with cross-head guides, eccentric driven steam valve and metal lagged single cylinder ¾ inch bore by 1 inch stroke, polished brass displacement oiler and steam supply pipe. The model finished in green paintwork with polished bright-work. Engine length 22cm. Width 11cm. Height 9cm. The engine sold together with a Stuart Turner Model 501 spirit fired horizontal copper steam boiler with fittings including water sight glass, pressure gauge, safety valve and steam control valve. Maximum pressure for these boilers when new was 60 psi. Height 33cm (2).
A well engineered Stuart Turner No 9 horizontal mill engine. Built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol, having cylinder 1 1/2 inch bore by 1 1/2 inch stroke, fitted water pump, connection rod with slipper guides, spoked flywheel and set on cast metal sole plate with wooden plinth. Stuart hand-feed pump. Engine length 28cm. The model is unpainted with polished bright work.
A small well engineered model of a horizontal live steam mill engine, having single cylinder lagged in wood with spoked flywheel, disc crank and brass trunk guide set on sole plate with wooden plinth. Engine length 21cm. Width 10cm. Height 10cm.From the collection of the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol.
A well engineered model of a horizontal Internal combustion side rod stationary engine. Built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol being hopper cooled and having twin flywheels 11cm in diameter and being of open crank design. The model is unpainted and stands on wooden plinth. Engine length 25cm. Width 15cm. Height 12cm.
A well engineered model of a Stuart Turner 5a vertical live steam engine, built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol having single blued metal clad cylinder with two brass drain cocks, spoked flywheel 7 1/2 inches in diameter, eccentric driven steam valve from open crank and ratchet oiler system. The model finished in green paintwork with polished bright-work and set on wooden plinth. Engine length 21cm. Width 22cm. Height 39cm. From the collection of the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol.
A model of a Stuart Turner live steam beam engine, built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol, the turned central column supporting beam with split gun-metal bearings, Watt's parallel motion, single cylinder 1 inch bore by 2 inch stroke with fitted outside steam valve operated from eccentric mounted on the open crank with 7 inch diameter spoked flywheel and rope wheel. The model finished in black paintwork and mounted on wooden plinth. Engine length 34cm. Depth 14cm. Total height 28cm.From the collection of the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol.
A well engineered model of a 'R & B' internal combustion petrol horizontal stationary engine. Built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol. The engine is of open balanced crank design with side rod operating valve gear, single cylinder 2 1/4" bore by 2 3/4" stroke, single spoked flywheel being 30cm in diameter, crank and cylinder fitted with brass and glass oilers, ignition plug, carburettor, exhaust and water coolant tank fitted with associated pipework. The model finished in black paintwork and set on a wooden trolley base. Engine length 56cm. Width 28cm. Height 30cm.
A well engineered model of an Alyn Foundry 'Sphinx' gas fired 'hit-and-miss' stationary engine No 113, built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol. The engine having twin 22cm diameter flywheels, water cooled and supported on wooden plinth. Engine length 44cm. Width 21cm. Height 31cm.From the collection of the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol.SALEROOM NOTICE:Please note that the Sphinx gas engine kit No 113 was not built by the late Mr Duncan. The kit was originally sold by Alyn Foundry but was brought back to their workshop where it was built and finished by the founder of Alyn Foundry, Graham Corry in 1989/90. Condition Report: This engine has a very good compression.Please see additional images for condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A well engineered model of a 'Colt' under-rod petrol internal combustion stationary engine, built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw. Being hopper cooled and of open crank design with fitted brass oilers, ignition plug, exhaust, carburettor and fuel reservoir.Twin 23cm diameter flywheels. Engine length 44cm. Width 23cm. Height 25cm.From the collection of the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol. SALEROOM NOTICE:please note the Alyn foundry Colt petrol engine, although latterly supplied in " hopper cooled " kit form, the engine listed is a very rare " tank cooled " version.
A fine exhibition quality and award winning 5 inch gauge model of a Midland 4-4-0 tender locomotive No 999, built by the late Mr Peter Dupen of Sussex, a well known and a National award winning model engineer. The silver soldered boiler with fittings including safety valve, twin water sight glasses having fitted drain taps, regulator, scale steam and vacuum gauges with associated copper pipework, lever operated firebox door, direction control and fitted drivers seat. The chassis having fluted motion internal cylinders and valve gear, six-wheel tender with vented water tank, brakes, coal doors, lamp irons ,lamp, vacuum hose and coupling. The model finished in maroon and black lined livery with fitted steps, handrails, lamps and vacuum hoses. Condition Report: This engine has been steamed. Engine length approximately 93cmTender length approximately 70cm Condition Report Disclaimer
An exhibition standard 5 inch gauge model of the Great Western Railway 4-6-0 King Class tender locomotive No 6019 'King Henry V', the model built to the drawings produced by James Perrier of Dorset. His detailed drawings were created from GWR works drawings. The model was started by Mr Bill Webster who spent over 20 years working on the model and was purchased in 2014 and finished by the vendor. The silver soldered copper boiler purchased from Stuart Turner Ltd and fitted with three element stainless steel super heater. Steam pressure gauge set at 80 psi working pressure, water sight glass, regulator and other usual cab fittings. The chassis having twin outside and twin inside cast iron cylinders with Walschaerts valve gear and rocking levers to outside cylinders. The cylinder blocks are cast iron with stainless steel piston valves, valve rods and piston rods, cylinder lubrication is via a triple ram pump with roller clutch and secondary check valves, fluted motion, mechanical lubricator, axle pump, injector, stainless ash pan and grate. 4,000 gallon six-wheel tender with hand-operated fitted water feed pump. The model finished in traditional Great Western Railway livery using 'Precision Paints' and finished in orange and black triple lining together with a high level of detailing including name plates, number plates, vacuum hoses, steps, couplings, sand boxes, lamps headboard, route classification roundels and rivet detailing. The model was completed in 2017.Length 188cm. Cab width 25cm.* The model was exhibited at the National Model Engineering Exhibition, Doncaster 2018. And is sold together with wooden transportation boxes.Boiler History: Boiler Identification Number 1525.9.88BT. Original Stuart Turner hydraulic test certificate working pressure 80 psi. Dated 22nd of September 1988. Examination Certificate of a Pressure System No 180695 hydraulic test pressure 160 psi. Working pressure 80 psi. Certificate expired the 11th of December 2020.BOILER HISTORY DISCLAIMER Please Note: All boiler history records and references made in this catalogue are made for guidance only and the auctioneers are not able to convey any guarantees or warranties as to the safety of the boilers or their present condition.SALEROOM NOTICE The chassis having twin outside and twin inside CAST IRON (not gunmetal as described in the printed catalogue) Condition Report: This engine has not been steamed. It is in very good clean condition. Extensive detailed images from start to finish available Condition Report Disclaimer
A period model of a live steam mill engine, mounted on a simulated block-work base with condensing tanks mounted below the engine. The engine has a single cylinder lagged in wood with an eccentric driven steam valve mounted to the side of the single cylinder and driven by an eccentric mounted on the open crank. The engine with trunk guide, connecting rod, spoked flywheel and a water pump operated by a second eccentric mounted on the crank with associated pipework. Glazed case 57cm by 30cm. Overall height 40cm.* Provenance. Christies London. Lot 673 7th of April 2005.
A well engineered model of a horizontal live steam mill engine, built by the late Mr Leslie Walter Frank Stonier of Ansty in Wiltshire. The single cylinder engine with brass oiler, steam chest to side, crosshead guide and connecting rod to open and balanced crank with flywheel and belt drive wheel. The model finished in black, blue and red paintwork. Length 44cm. Width 18cm. Height 37cm.Condition Report: Measurements(L, W, H):44 x 18 x 37cm Condition Report Disclaimer
A rare exhibition standard model of a Maudsley Son & Field columnar engine. The original engine was built for the 1862 exhibition at South Kensington. The engine with crank contained in the vertical column with mounted speed governor having wire-rope linkage to crank and fitted with spoked flywheel. This model was researched and built by the late Mr Russ Titford of Essex and is finished in polished bronze and bright-work. Mounted on hardwood plinth. Length 30cm. Width 25cm. Height 46cm.Saleroom Notice:Please note wrong estimate has been put in the printed catalogue. The correct estimate is as showing on the website at £1500 - £2000Condition Report: Measurements(L, W, H):30 x 25 x 46cm Condition Report Disclaimer
A vertical live steam stationary engine, having single cylinder lagged with wooden planking and brass bands, double slipper guides to connecting rod. Spoked flywheel 16cm diameter. The model finished in red paintwork on wooden base. Total height 33cm. Damage to bronze eccentric valve linkage rod.
An Edward VII silver teapot, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1909, of squat circular form, with a wooden c-scrill handle and finial, with engine turned decoration, on a circular foot, 25cm long, 16.6ztCondition report: General surface wear and scratches, small dings and dents. Hinge a little loose. Some wear to handle and finial. General wear commensurate with age and use.
1920s silver cigarette box of rectangular form, wood lined interior and hinged cover with engine turned decoration, on a splayed base (Sheffield 1928). Walker & Hall. 13.5cm across.Condition report: General overall condition very good, some minor surface scratching, wear and dents, No visible signs of damage or repair. Interior good. Marks clear.
A collection of costume jewellery, two Wedgwood blue and white Jasper ware brooches, marcasite and enamel brooch of a bird hallmarked Bimingham 1955, marcasite necklace marked silver, marcasite brooches, marcasite bracelet, an 800 brooch with portrait, a 70mm circular silver engine turned powder compact, Birmingham 1948.
A silver butter shell dish, Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson), London 1895, with matched knife, cased; a silver cream jug, Fattorini & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1905, hammered finish; a silver cigarette case, F D Long, Birmingham 1924, engine-turned design; a white metal cigarette case, marked silver; a case of silver teaspoons; and a cased set of silver-handled teaknives; total weighable approx. 9.5oz.
A rare Victorian Lithograph of Taylors Patent Steam Elephant circa 1860 and printed by Maclure McDonald and Macgregor Liverpool. The steam engine was designed as a road traction engine for the Indian market. The only other known example of this original Lithography Is in the Transport Museum. 46x28cm,
WESTLEY RICHARDS & CO. A 12-BORE SINGLE-TRIGGER 1897 PATENT DETACHABLE-LOCK EJECTOR, serial no. 17840, for 1921, 28in. nitro barrels, the rib engraved 'WESTLEY RICHARDS. 23 CONDUIT ST. LONDON. MAKERS BY APPOINTMENT TO H.M. THE KING.', 2 1/2in. chambers, bored approx. imp. cyl. and 3/4 choke, some dents and bulges, Westley Richards patent toplever engraved 'WESTLEY RICHARDS PATENT ONE TRIGGER', automatic safety with gold-inlaid 'SAFE' detail, J. Deeley and L.B. Taylor patent hand-detachable locks, patent no. 17731 of 28th July 1897 with improved 'lighter pull-off' modification, patent no. 10567 of 7th May 1907, use number 3233, locks with engine turned finish, L.B. Taylor patent hinged floorplate, patent no. 23088 of 30th October 1908, L.B. Taylor modified 'two pull' selective single trigger, patent no. 26659 of November 17th 1909, use number 611, triggerplate mounted selector switch with gold-inlaid 'L' and 'R' detail, profusely engraved with bold acanthus scrollwork, the triggerguard with a single pointer, retaining traces of original colour-hardening and finish, 14 1/4in. well-figured stock including buttplate, fore-end with Deeley & Edge 1873 patent release and horn finial, minor losses to right edge of fore-end wood towards tip, weight 6lb. 8oz., in a lightweight leather case. S2 - Sold as a Section 2 Firearm under the 1968 Firearms Act

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