A reader seeks any information on the origin and manufacturer of his marine engine found in the Chesapeake Bay.
By the Gas Engine Magazine staff
A circa-1896 3 hp Warren brought to the museum in 1993 is a very rare inverted-vertical engine.
By Glenn Thompson
The story of the White Lily Washer Co., the Schmidt Bros. Co. Engine Works and a White Lily engine in Texas.
By the Gas Engine Magazine staff
A stationary engine cooling fan for White Lily and Schmidt Bros. engines pushed cooling air across the engine’s cylinder, but became obsolete after superior methods arose.
A reader shares an image from an 1911 advertisement that shows an Aermotor engine on a wooden base.
A reader has questions about an old engine he bought recently, including manufacturer, origin, age and horsepower.
A reader’s father owns a 1910 Sieverkropp engine and is hoping to obtain more information on it.
A small Palm engine finds its way to Paul Harvey, but it’s a mystery as to who made it and why.
