Hydroponics Online Store



Hydroponic Systems

Hydroponic Grow Lights & Bulbs

Hydroponic Tents & Grow Boxes

Hydroponic Ballasts

Grow Light Reflectors

Hydroponic Nutrients

Grow Media Rocks

Hydroponic Pumps

Hydroponic Pots

Hydroponic Books

Meters

Hydroponic Exhaust Fans

Hydroponic Seeds

Hydroponic Foggers

Home Store Blog Forums FAQs Lesson Plans Pictures


Search:



ca1910 WEEDEN DART LIVE STEAM ENGINE RAILROAD TRAIN LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE WORKING For Sale


ca1910 WEEDEN DART LIVE STEAM ENGINE RAILROAD TRAIN LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE WORKING
When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.



Buy Now

ca1910 WEEDEN DART LIVE STEAM ENGINE RAILROAD TRAIN LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE WORKING:
$425.00

Wonderful and original, ca1910 Weeden, Live Steam Toy Train known as the \"Weeden Dart\". This wonderful, working Steam Toy Railroad Train Locomotive Engine measures approx. 4 1/2\" tall to the top of its smokestack by 8\" long by 3\" wide across the roof of the cab. The Train would run on a 2 3/16\" gauge track. The Toy is made of brass, iron and tin and the Locomotive is impressed with the early trade mark of the Weeden Manufacturing Company as well as the name \"Dart\" on the side of the cab.


We are not experts on Steam Engine Toys but we were able to discover the following about the company from steamtoy.com: \"The Weeden Manufacturing Company was started by William N. Weeden in the 1880s in New Bedford, Massachusetts. The company first produced oil lamp burners and tin plate household items. Through his dealings he came to meet the owner of the \"Youth\'s Companion\" magazine where they struck up a deal to produce toy steam engines to give away as premiums for his magazine. The engine that Weeden produced was the Weeden No.1 which was priced at $1.00 and held a patent date of May 19, 1885, and manufactured up to 1905. Other products he made were comb cases, mechanical banks, match safes and the Weeden Magic Lantern.\" In the 1890\'s the Weeden Company expanded their line of steam engines featuring cast iron bases, large brass boiler, nickel plating and more realistic looking steam engines.\".


The Toy Steam Engine offered here is a Weeden Dart and believed to be the later version of the Live Steam Train. The Weeden Dart was introduced in 1888 and in production by Weeden until 1918. The Set included the Locomotive, Tender and one Passenger Coach (all included here) with early versions having a 3 wick burner and later versions a four wick burner (the Engine offered here has a 4 wick burner). Although we have not fired up the Engine we guarantee it to be in working order as the Railroad Engine is complete, intact and well preserved. There is some wear to the surface paint as can be seen in the scans below but overall the surfaces are very well preserved. It appears that the headlamp and the headlamp mount are high quality replacements but otherwise all of the parts and surfaces appear to be original. Please take the time to view the numerous scans below for a good representation of form and condition of this highly desirable, Weeden Live Steam Railroad Locomotive!!


A rare and very desirable, Weeden Dart, Live Steam Engine Toy Railroad Locomotive and a fantastic addition to any collection!!!

Overseasshippping is extra and cost will be quoted at buyers request. Massachusetts residents must add 6.25% sales tax.

Please check out other early and interesting items offered by this seller on . Click Here to See Our Items We Have for Sale in the Gallery and Click Here to Add Us To Your Favorite Sellers List

Here to Discover More About this Item and Many Others on Our New Informational / Non-Commercial / Reference Blog - Walnutts.com.

Important Notes about Shipping Charges:

The amount quoted for Shipping & Handling is calculated by and is equal to the EXACT amount charged by the Post Office plus a $1.00 \"packing fee\" - the $1.00 fee is our only compensation for the virgin packing materials we use on all of our professionally packaged boxes as well as our cost for the salaried help that does most of our packing - as I am sure you can see, we make NO profit on the Shipping charges and, in fact, our costs are usually greater than the $1.00 fee. Please contact us if there are any issues regarding the cost of shipping.



.

Buy Now


 

Hydroponic Forum Discussions:


Popular Hydroponic Items: