Scheuer

• Scheuer
  Posted by Nick on 04 Dec, 2021 21:35
• Was busy cutting firewood and didn’t hear my phone alert that this was going up for sale
  
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  Posted by Nick on 04 Dec, 2021 21:38
• The only other Scheuer pictures I have saved are these from 2014
  
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  Posted by RedRyder on 04 Dec, 2021 23:12
• Somewhere I have pictures somewhere of an amazing cross compound poppet valve steam by Scheuer. I missed iy by just a hair due to internet delay while bidding on German ebay on my office work station back in 2002 or 2003.  The delay was enough that I entered my sniper bid after the auction had ended. His son G W Scheuer was selling some of his stuff. I got my first Stuart Beam from him. In addition to buiding model steam, he ownd a sheet metal fabricating company. I will try to find the pictures.
  Gil
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  Posted by classixs on 05 Dec, 2021 02:38
• Very interesting...
  Think this is the first time i´ve heard about the Scheuer brand, looking forward to see your pics as well Gil.
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  Posted by skeptic49 on 05 Dec, 2021 05:39
• Neat engines...never heard of this brand. The one you missed on Ebay went very inexpensively.
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  Posted by RedRyder on 05 Dec, 2021 11:46
• The brand name is actually Scheuer MB
  
  Scheuer Maschinenbau
  
  Richerstraße 18
  64823 Groß-Umstadt
  Germany
  
  
  http://www.scheuermb.de/
  
  The founder/owner was GW Scheuer's father.
  It was GW that I bought a Stuart Beam from.
  
  His father was not really a known manufacturer but a skilled hobbyist who took pride in his creations and often affixed his name to them.
  
  I am adding a very small lower quality photo and screenshot from an ebay auction in 2003 where this steam plant got just one bid at the start price of 2,500 Euro. I missed a sniping bid due to ebay's and my office's internet lag back in the day.
  
  Gil
  
  
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  The Stuart Beam I got from him after my restoration.
  
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  Posted by yussufhippo on 06 Dec, 2021 02:39
• How very interesting! Thanks for all the information. The cylinders remind me of Bischoff engines...
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  Posted by tenniV11 on 06 Dec, 2021 12:29
• Agree Thomas - the cylinder, flywheels and also the boiler are 99% Bischoff parts.
  Anyway a nice object to have, Arnold
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  Posted by Nick on 08 Jul, 2023 07:34
• Re-sold yesterday?
  
  

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  Posted by komet163b on 08 Jul, 2023 12:08
• That is the selling price - $750.  Starting prices are meaningless other
  than as an indication of buyer interest.  Only one sale.
  
  Wayne
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  Posted by Nick on 08 Jul, 2023 13:07
• Quote from: komet163b on 08 Jul, 2023 12:08

  That is the selling price - $750.  Starting prices are meaningless other
  than as an indication of buyer interest.  Only one sale.
  
  Wayne
  

  
  Look at the sale dates in my screenshots 😉
  
  I missed it the first time it sold cheap and watched it re-sell yesterday with the same picture
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