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Builds, Repairs, Show Your Machines! => Collections & Pictures => Topic started by: Nick on December 20, 2021, 06:46:42 pm
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I saw this one and looked at it several times, was not sure what it was, but the price was right. I thought that it was newer, 1920s-30s, now wish I had bought it!
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Good catch at a very low price - Congrats Arnold
;D
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Forgot to mention, I had to search through the “snow” to find a small nail that worked itself out of the base in shipping :D
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Well, I've done a couple 'BINs as fast as I can' purchases
so I've been lucky on occasion, too. I've been looking
for an old German engine w/tiled base but they just seem
to slip through my fingers. I'm 'jelly' as my son says.
Put up a running video!
Congratulations,
Wayne
Thanks again Wayne and will do! If I can get both of the Schoenners in easy running condition I’d like to get a video of the pair running together. 8)
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Well, I've done a couple 'BINs as fast as I can' purchases
so I've been lucky on occasion, too. I've been looking
for an old German engine w/tiled base but they just seem
to slip through my fingers. I'm 'jelly' as my son says.
Put up a running video!
Congratulations,
Wayne
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Cute little engine - pretty decent shape given its age.
So, how long was the listing up there and HOW did I miss
it? You must have a secret search routine!
Congrats,
Wayne
Haha, looks like it was up for 27 minutes with only 6 views
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Cute little engine - pretty decent shape given its age.
So, how long was the listing up there and HOW did I miss
it? You must have a secret search routine!
Congrats,
Wayne
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Don't know the model numbers but they're both great.
I clicked the BIN as fast as I could on the Vulkan ;)
https://www.ebay.com/itm/185206829398
The Zenith came from bigal’s collection
Hi Nick,
In case you don't have it, hope this helps to indentify the Zenith.
Regards,
Maurice.
Thanks again Maurice! I will have to dig it out and get measurements, but from memory it is likely the smallest one.
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Hi Nick,
In case you don't have it, hope this helps to indentify the Zenith.
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Regards,
Maurice.
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Don't know the model numbers but they're both great.
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Hi Nick,
It is a copy / paste error, in the lower table it schould say 21 to 24 as in the price table.
Your beautiful Schoener is a 112/21, congrats with your purchase.
Maurice.
Thank You! I assumed it was just an error in the table.
I have a “Zenith” that I will have to dig back out and get a good picture of the pair together…
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Hi Nick,
It is a copy / paste error, in the lower table it schould say 21 to 24 as in the price table.
Your beautiful Schoener is a 112/21, congrats with your purchase.
Maurice.
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In very good shape for 120 years old, but I’m confused by the model number??
The engine matches the dimensions highlighted in yellow, but is the model number 112/13 1/2 or is it a 112/21? I assume it’s the 112/21, are the numbers in the lower table wrong?
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