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My table will not precisely qualify as I will share a couple engines that are not mine but
that I had the priviledge of being around yesterday at the
New England Wireless and Steam Museum annual Fall Steam Up.
Even though it poured rain most of the day, the true steam enthusiasts came out.
I will show a short video of Mrs Red Ryder's Lilliput by our own Phil Gravett.
I will also showcase my latest acquisition. This one is not steam but is a hit and miss gasolene engine.
It's a 1/3 scale model of a 1.5 hp Vertical Domestic, ca 1905.
Gil
Here is Mrs Red Ryder's Lilliput !!
Here are the 2 steam engines I bought to the Fall Steam Up yesterday.
This is a Stuart Turner #1 with reversing linkage.
And this is a nice running reversing horizontal twin.
Here is the Vertical Domestic scale model
Here are a couple video's of the Domestic that i just filmed for the first time a few minutes ago.
At the Museum,
Here I am at the throttle of a Fitchburg,
Here at the throttle of a Harris Corliss
And now at the throttle of an engine made by The George H. Corliss Steam Engine Company.
"This is probably the only engine designed and built by George H. Corliss that is running under steam today."
They are wonderful little engines Gil, thanks for sharing them with us.
Sandman
Great to see Gil, and something that bit different.
jakesm
the big (ie non model) engines, are they runners, sheepish grin- you lucky ........ all are beautiful, big and small
redryder
jakesm wrote:
the big (ie non model) engines, are they runners, sheepish grin- you lucky ........ all are beautiful, big and small
Yes, the big dogs all run and are steamed every year on the first Saturday of October.
For this one day each year..... If you live within a days drive of this place it is a must attend!
Gil
MooseMan
Let me sum up the RedRyder experience: fantastic engines, impeccably photographed, correctly and interestingly annotated by a great guy!
igy569
I live less than an hour from that place.. and I never knew it was there!!
Great pictures. Thanks for sharing.
Steve_S
Fine pictures and videos Gil... thanks for sharing!
Dampfmaschine
Some top notch machinery and very nice quality photography
IndianaRog
Ahhh Gil, not sure what eye teeth are going for of late, but I'd give up mine and then some for that 1/3 scale hit and miss...what a beauty and it runs like the real thing. Love it!
Rog
Dauntless
very nice Gil
great to see those engines!
Paul.
BK
As per normal you've set the bar high Gil, that's a great presentation.