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Builds, Repairs, Show Your Machines! => Videos The Office of Steam Cinema => Topic started by: oilfield_steam on May 20, 2020, 01:01:30 pm
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Hi there Jim!
I don't know the manufacture date... early 1900's?
Its an incredible piece Scott, it would have been a well to do family that bought that for under the Christmas tree I dare say.
Fabulous mate!
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Hi there Jim!
I don't know the manufacture date... early 1900's?
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What an amazing piece Scott, around when would this have been made?
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That is really neat Scott, as has been said before....never seen one of those before.
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A very unique toy Scott.
Amazing that it still works.
Any idea of the Maker or age? German?
What voltage does it need to operate?
Can you imagine this one operating with one of the early glass batteries?
Where did you find this one?
Great to have you back Charlie.
Maker - really no clue.
Voltage - there was a note taped to the bottom, said "8 to 10 Volts Train Transformer". I'm running in the video on 9V and then slowed it down to 8V.
It came from the recent Bertoia Auction.
Scott
Thank you for the reply Scott.
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A very unique toy Scott.
Amazing that it still works.
Any idea of the Maker or age? German?
What voltage does it need to operate?
Can you imagine this one operating with one of the early glass batteries?
Where did you find this one?
Great to have you back Charlie.
Maker - really no clue.
Voltage - there was a note taped to the bottom, said "8 to 10 Volts Train Transformer". I'm running in the video on 9V and then slowed it down to 8V.
It came from the recent Bertoia Auction.
Scott
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A very unique toy Scott.
Amazing that it still works.
Any idea of the Maker or age? German?
What voltage does it need to operate?
Can you imagine this one operating with one of the early glass batteries?
Where did you find this one?
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Great accesory there.
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Wonderful Scott.
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Amazing toy!
Are the two figures riding in the swing originals?
Thanks all.
Hard to tell on the little people. They might be original.
Scott
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Clever little thing.
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Amazing toy!
Are the two figures riding in the swing originals?
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That’s pretty neat, never knew anything like that existed. Would be fun to hook it up to solar like Stoker mentioned and watch it go.
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A interesting toy and surprisingly still working.
Cheers
Dennis
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Never seen anything like that before, great toy Scott! Makes you wonder how many kids would have had something like this and at what age? I could sit and watch it all day, but I know many kids today would take one look and walk away.
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So cool Scott, thanks for sharing !
Bet this one is going to ring all the bells with Doug ;)
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I like that one Scott .... you could probably even set it up in a window and have it solar powered if you wanted to.
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Fun little toy that actually still works.
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