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Maritime Collectables — Bonhams & Goodman

Auction House: Bonhams & Goodman Number of lots recorded: 166
Sale Title: Maritime Collectables Lots with images: 133
Auction Location: Sydney Prices available: 106
Date: 23/07/2006









Lot Description Price Image
*** A live steam 0-6-0 tank locomotive 'Frances' 5 inch gauge, fully working, coal fired, with Walschaert's valve gear built by Bill Gormley, on railway track base, 83 cm long; 36 cm high, 28 cm wide *** N/A 
*** A vertical tubed apprentice model boiler with hand made pressure gauge, water gauge and safety valve in copper and brass, coal or timber fired believed to be made by Cockatoo Island apprentice, circa 1920s, 24 cm high, 11 cm long; 9 cm wide *** N/A 
*** A beautifully engineered single cylinder reciprocating steam engine in brass and steel, mounted on vertical tubed metho fired boiler with water gauge and pressure gauge and safety valve, water tank mounted on base with single lever hand pump, circa 1960, o… *** N/A 
*** A Stuart Turner 'Sirius' twin cylinder super heated steam engine as used to power generator behind enemy lines during World War II to enable British agents to transmit messages to London, mounted on aluminium base, overall 23.5 cm high, 70 cm long; 30.… *** N/A 
*** A 1920s Australian cedar steam launch with brass reciprocating engine and copper boiler and burner, not in safe working order, mounted on wooden base, 81 cm long; 26 cm high, 17 cm wide *** N/A 
*** A working hot air engine, Australian, 1920s, 10 cm high, 31 cm long; 17 cm deep *** N/A 
*** A scratch built model steam oscillating engine, made 1910 by C. A. Cardeau of Wahroonga.… *** N/A 
*** A copper heavy cast Scotch diagonal tubed super heated steam boiler, circa 1920, 17.5 cm high, 28 cm long; 7.5 cm deep *** N/A 
*** An early single cylinder steam engine, disassembled and needing frame assembly, including in-line oiler in brass, circa 1900, 11 cm high *** N/A 
*** A Gormley hot air engine, used to pump water from reservoir to tanks on tenement roofs in the USA, circa 1920s, fully working model, 46 cm high *** N/A 
*** A beautifully restored 1929 gardner compressor and Westinghouse electric motor, feeding air to large reservoir. Compressor operating at 500-800 rpm, Westinghouse motor 120 or 240 volts, 3.7 or 1.… *** N/A 
*** A vertical marine engine, two half inch stroke by two inch bore, with inline lubricator, timber clad cylinder, fabricated in brass and steel on cedar base in good working order built circa 1900, Australian, 50 cm high, 32 cm long; 33 cm deep *** N/A 
*** A single cylinder steam oscillating engine, built circa 1900 in brass with copper tubing and brass steam valve, on re-painted green metal base, 18 cm high, 18 cm long; 11 cm deep *** N/A 
*** A vertical single cylinder reciprocating engine, one and half inch bore and one and half inch stroke geared to 'on demand' piston water pump, from vertical tube to copper boiler, wood or coal fired and timber clad, the engine powers a dynamo and volt metre… *** N/A 
*** A horizontal steam pumping engine, with centrifugal governor and vertical timber clad, copper and brass tubed boiler, cold fired, with manual water pump, automatic water pump, pressure gauge, safety valve in good working order, no certificate, mounted on a… *** N/A 
*** A horizontal mill engine, two inch bore by two and half inch stroke with reversing gear, circa 1900, in excellent working order, 27 cm high, 50 cm long; 28 cm deep *** N/A 
*** An Altitude ship's barometer, new, in box, guaranteed, dial 10 cm diam *** N/A 
*** A ship's temperature and humidity gauge, Italian, 1990s, good working order, dial 8 cm diam *** N/A 
*** A replica ship's binnacle, 32 cm wide, 47 cm high ***
*** A ship's compass, in gimbels in mahogany box, 9.5 cm dial diam ***

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