Engine [De Dion Bouton]

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Engine [De Dion Bouton] De Dion-Bouton

Fuel Research Engine [CFR] Weston Electrical Instrument Corporation May 1937

Aero Engine [Allison 501 Turbine] General Motors Corporation

Steam Engine [Tangye] Tangye Circa 1906

Steam Engine Belliss and Morcom Limited 1921

R. Hornsby & Sons Ltd. Portable, horizontal, hot-bulb, oil engine. Painted red, yellow, and black.

Engine [Oil Engine] Richard Hornsby and Sons Limited Circa 1905

Engine [Steam Marine] Seager Engine Works

Model Steam Engine George Bolt

Steam Engine [Tangye] Tangye 1920

Steam driven, air compressor, Ingersoll Rand AA-2, built in the 1920s. In-line steam cylinder, high-pressure air cylinder and low pressure cylinder on same longitudinal axis; flywheels/crank at head end of steam cylinder; valve operating rods at head of steam cylinder; Meyer-type adjustable, cut-off balanced steam engine; steam valves operated via 2 rockers working on a single eccentric; tail tube on L.P. air piston, apart from acting as the air intake, also assists in supporting the L.P. piston minimising cylinder/piston ring wear; adjustable, variable fly-ball governor - 2 ball watts-type. Painted blue (previously orange?) Serial No.12935.

Air Compressor - Steam Ingersoll Rand Circa 1920

Diesel Engine Sulzer Brothers Limited 1904

Engine [Diesel] Ruston-Hornsby Limited 1932

Steam Engine Belliss and Morcom Limited

Engine [Steam] Tangye Circa 1910

Stationary Engine [Petrol / Paraffin] R. A. Lister and Company

Engine [Diesel Blast Injection] Mirrlees Bickerton and Day Limited Post 1908 Circa 1912

Engine - Southern Cross Toowoomba Foundry Private Limited

Portable Steam Engine [Marshall] Marshall Sons and Company 1906

Steam Traction Engine [Fowler] John Fowler & Co., (Leeds) Ltd 1900

A feed pump for the steam engines made by Bellis and Morcom Limited (UK). Formerly at Kings Wharf Power Station, then Chelsea Sugar Works. Consists of a blue, tall structure with a large door on the front and a silver handle. On the front door are two small knobs with the text, "START" and "STOP" and a dial which reads, "AMPERES". Beneath this is a plate with the text, "FEED PUMP". Beside these is a handle with the text, "TO INCREASE". On top of the structure is an electrical box with a vent at the front and back. A maker's plate on the right-hand side of this reads, "THE RHEOSTATIC CO LTD / SLOUGH / ENGLAND / VOLTS [...] / IGRANIC SERIAL NO 3562R [...] / MADE IN ENGLAND". The rear of the structure is exposed, revealing the wiring within.

Controller [Feed Pump] Belliss and Morcom Limited

A feed pump for the steam engines made by Bellis and Morcom Limited (UK). Formerly at Kings Wharf Power Station, then Chelsea Sugar Works. Consists of a blue, tall structure with two doors with silver handles on the front. A small black metal plate at the top of the structure has the text, "I.D. FAN".

Controller [I.D. Fan] Belliss and Morcom Limited

Traction Engine [8 NHP McLaren] J and H McLaren Engineers Circa 1920s

Steam Engine [Triple Expansion] Campbell and Calderwood 1911

Model Steam Engine

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