What Is It?

By Staff
Published on February 1, 1999
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My yard, with some of my neat stuff.
My yard, with some of my neat stuff.
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In the shed at the Lone Star Mine, before it collapsed.
In the shed at the Lone Star Mine, before it collapsed.
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Rabbit Cr. Mining, P. O. Box 469, Dawson City, Yukon, Canada Y0B
IG0

These are pictures of a hot bulb oil engine. I have tried
unsuccessfully to identify this engine by attending shows in
California and Arizona in the last few years. As usual, some clown
has removed all the brass parts and nameplates. I may have located
the fuel pump. The engine is free and in very good (excellent)
condition. I would love to get it running. It was used during the
winter of 1912 to run an air compressor (to the right of the engine
in picture). I would also like to identify the compressor (no
nameplate, also). It, too, is free and in excellent condition. I
also have the large air holding tank. Any information from you
readers would be greatly appreciated. These machines should be
running for the enjoyment of all interested collectors. I keep all
my stuff covered with tarps, except to let them ‘breathe’
on nice days.

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