404 - Static model of a steam locomotive with nine working models, partly Wilesco, two transmissions

Static model of a steam locomotive with nine working models, partly Wilesco, two transmissions Tin and metal, painted, static model of an early steam locomotive, unmarked, with horizontal boiler, two cylinder assemblies with beam levers, tall crenellated chimney and four spoked wheels with coupling rods on a length of track, with nine working models, partly Wilesco: hammer mill with three hammers under a red roof on a masonry base, windmill with sails, blacksmith with hammer at the anvil, man at the hand pump, saw with red wheel and yellow disc, drop hammer, grindstone with large red flywheel, dynamo M66 by Wilesco and colour disc with globe motif, twice transmission M57 by Wilesco, one in the maker's box, Esbit solid fuel, drive springs Z80, pressure gauge and water level glass, in good condition commensurate with age, the steam engine with traces of corrosion, dented in places, steam locomotive 19x21x9.5 cm (HxWxD) Wilesco was founded in 1912 as the metalware factory Wilhelm Schröder in Lüdenscheid, the brand name standing for Wilhelm Schröder and Co.; after aluminium cutlery and doll's house toys, the company has made model steam engines and working models since 1950, which are fired with Esbit solid fuel. The large transmission M57 with six adjustable drive pulleys serves to run several working models at the same time; the dynamo M66 is still in the range today. The Wilesco working models belong to the classic steam engine accessories with which the model steam engine is operated as a tin toy.