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The Regular Stuff: Chat, Buy, Sell, Off Topic, etc. => General Discussion - Model & Toy Steam Engines – Stirling Cycle – Flame Lickers – Small Antique Originals => Topic started by: Quickj on October 30, 2023, 10:19:13 am
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Well shoot ,I have (2) 1/2 Hp Sipps in better and more original shape than that one that I would let someone set a higher record on if they wanted to.😊
I’ll never have a chance at one of your Sipps now! 😂
Never say never....😉
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Well shoot ,I have (2) 1/2 Hp Sipps in better and more original shape than that one that I would let someone set a higher record on if they wanted to.😊
I’ll never have a chance at one of your Sipps now! 😂
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So Nick ...... did ya?
Not being able to see it up close, all the fees and a trip to Indiana, I was out at 2500
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Well shoot ,I have (2) 1/2 Hp Sipps in better and more original shape than that one that I would let someone set a higher record on if they wanted to.😊
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I was bidding for the SIPP - but with transportation cost to Switzerland in mind
I stopped long before 5000 $ - nice but rather expensive.
Congrats to the winner - a real beautiful pice for a top collection
I also was watching the Cretors - so nice.
Arnold ;D
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So Nick ...... did ya?
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I was watching because I really wanted the 1” Case which sold for quite a reasonable price.
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This auction was held in Shipshewana (LaGrange County) Indiana which is a large center of Amish. I’m curious to know if the Sipp engine was bought locally.
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I had that one on my radar too .... just to see what it would do. It did far better than I expected, though I knew it would go pretty high, what with that wonderful governor and the really nice (but a bit oversized) oilers.
Sipp's are truly fine engines ..... but not quite that fine as far as my wallet is concerned!!!
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Yes, I watched it.
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Yep. More than the last Cretors brought. I suppose it
was worth that much to somebody with a fat wallet. Maybe
it was a wealthy Sipp relative determined to own a piece
of their family history.
Wayne
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Did any one see this?
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