Five various brass cased Steam Pressure Gauges by

Twenty-five (25). American. 1910s-20s. Various markings include, "Detroit Lubricator Co. Detroit, USA", "Williams Ohio", "Penberthy", "Lube Devices Inc". 2 to 9.75" (l). Minor oxidation, tool marks.

The Ashcroft Mrf Co: Heating Main, Steam at the Pumps, Fire System, Boiler Feed Line. Dimensions: D 3.5" x Dia: 12" Condition: Signs of age including tarnish, corrosion, and wear, one with a different

Canadian. 1940s. Marked, "The Jas. Morrison Brass Mfg. Co. Ltd. Toronto" lower edge dial. 8 1/2" (diam.), 2 1/2" depth. CODE:TOOL

Large brass steam or pressure gauge. Has 4 mounting brackets and is in good condition. 300 ma pressure. Original patina.

An Ashcroft Mfg. Co. Brass Cased Locomotive Pressure Gauge Property from a Midwest Collector

Brass Steam Locomotive Boiler Pressure Gauge Nicely polished brass casing measuring 8 1/2" diameter on the rear. The edge of the gauge face has 839 stamped into it in serif font. Pressure readings on

(2) Brass Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co pressure gauges, 7" long

Canadian. 1940s. Metal case, brass bezel. 6" x 2.25" with 5" dial. From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

Canadian. 1920s. Painted cast case with brass bezel. From Great Lakes Tanker "William P. Cowan", built in 1918 and scrapped in 1986 (marked on back). Marked, "Star Brass Mfg. Co. / Non-Corrosive / Bos

Canadian. . Brass. Dial marked, "Test Guage". Marked, "The Jas. Morrison Brass Mfg. Co. Ltd. Toronto" lower edge dial. 8" (diam.), 2 1/2" depth. CODE:TOOL

Description: VINTAGE Ashcroft Steam Pressure Guage. Material: Brass. Measurement approximate: 12" DiameterNOTE: Missing handle

Canadian. . Dial marked, "Adam Clark Limited". Marked, "The Jas. Morrison Brass Mfg. Co. Ltd. Toronto" lower edge dial. 5" (diam.), 2 1/4" depth. CODE:TOOL

32. MARKLIN E1 LIVE STEAM LOCOMOTIVE | Germany, 1 gauge, Marklin E1 European outline live steam locomotive, features brass boiler, pressure gauge in cab, large eight wheel tender, impressive loco with

Canadian. 1930s. Painted brass. One marked, "E. Leonard & Sons Ltd, London, Canada" and "Read Standard Corporation". Made by U.S Gauge Co., N.Y" and "James Morrison Brass Mfg Co., Toronto". An assortm

Steam locomotive pressure gauge. Canadian. Marked as "Loco. Gauge", 0-340 psi. should be good for an operating pressure of 175- 200 psi. All brass by Jas. Morrison Co., Toronto. "double spring" 2.25"

Ashcroft Steam Locomotive Boiler Pressure Gauge. Gauge with cast iron body and brass trim ring measures 8 1/4" in diameter. The gauge face reads, "Locomotive Double Spring" and has the Ashcroft logo b

A large diameter Lonergan "Double Spring" gauge. It's big at 11 1/2" diameter and it's 3" deep. It has a brass outer ring and a cast iron backing. It has 3 mounting holes and a feed fitting on the bot

Lunkenheimer Dome Top Steam Whistle Brass having a 1.675-inch bell and 0.5-inch steam line, marked on valve; together with a Jas. P. Marsh brass pressure gauge marked on dial Property from: a Private

Crosby Vacuum Pressure Gauge. 8.5 in. silvered brass dial signed "Corliss Steam Engine Co., Providence, RI" and "Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co., Boston", has black incised gauge numbers and reads "Vac

Ernst Plank painted tin and brass live steam Vulkan five-piece train set, gauge width - 3 1/2'', to include a locomotive, a four-wheel tender, and three passenger cars, each with a hinged roof, engine

A ten-inch American Bourdon brass and iron pressure gauge made by the American Steam Gauge & Valve Company, Boston, Mass. Good as found condition. Circa 1910. Diameter, 12". The Shaun & Joan Markey Co

Pair of Solid Brass Gauges, 1 is Westinghouse Wilmerding, Penn. Star Brass Mfg. Co., Pat. July 30, 1889, Jan. 5, 1892, July 4, 1893; 1 is Rubbed off Mfg. Red Hand-Pump steam pressure, black-hand pump

5-Inch Gauge Rainhill-Style Locomotive with Tender, c. 1980 Coal-fired live steam locomotive, cast-iron flame tube boiler with hardwood planking and brass banding, fitted pressure gauge, water gauge l

Lionel Prewar Standard Gauge #6 Steam Loco and #6 Tender with Five (5) Assorted Early Freight Cars, including C6 Steam Loco in C5 - the front truck is brass and not original to the locomotive - and #6