1 2 steam valve for sale, brand-new and used.

Older estate find ,this auction is for a antique steam engine whistle/ steam relief valve. Previous owner purchased at some time from an auction and saved the auction tag that reads; "Steam engine whistle / steam relief valve from an old threshing engine - Marked "McRae & Roberts Company Detroit Mich. - Circa 1892 - 1906." It is solid brass and about 4 1/2" long.

Used unit in excellent working and physical condition. Recently serviced and tested by 3Wire. This is a countertop unit and the stand pictured is not included in the auction.

Offering an old original catalog issued by the Crosby Steam Gauge and Valve Company for 1904, 220 pages, measures 3 1/2 x 5 1//2. Catalogs contains information and illustrations of: All kinds of gauges Water gauges and glasses Whistles diff kinds of valves Safety "Pop" valves including locomotive Lubricators Several models of Steam Engine Indicators Etc Covers and spine show some wear. Corner of front cover has piece missing, and pages behind it have corners folded back.

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This is a Illinois series 65 brass steam radiator valve. It is brand new. They are no longer made.

This is a used Cleveland Range Steamer - Model # 200 M-PGM200J, Serial # 11258620-E OD: 24" wide x 37" deep x 62" high, 610 lbs. The unit is Natural Gas, 200,000 BTU per hour, 1000 BTU/cubic foot CLEVELAND Pressure Steamer, Gas-fired Steam Generator with NickelGuard. Each cooking compartment equipped with: 60 minute timer; pressure safety valve; heavy-duty, free floating door with safety interlock; and synchronous operating steam inlet and exhaust/drain valves.

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HIGH PRESSURE STEAM STERILIZER ( TRIPLE CHAMBER ) For dry sterilization Goley Vertical High Pressure Steam Sterilizer Is The Most Efficient Sterilizer For All Applications

Naval Reciprocating Steam Engines, Part IV from NAVAL MACHINERY, 1946, originally published by the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, 1946. Reprinted by Nation Builder Books, Leesburg, VA, 2003. 8 1/2 x 11 softcover comb-bound, paginated by section, approximately 120 pages.

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