Steam
Steam toys trace back to 19th Century makers like Bing in Germany and Weeden in the U.S. with stationary models just like industry. Kids would then be “educated” about the real world machinery with these technical toys. They were, of course, dangerous and are much less common with today’s safety standards. Makers include Weeden, Mamod, Wilesco, to Marklin, Marx, Ives, Falk, Doll, Carette, Arnold, Wunderlich, Schooner, Plank, Muller, and Eberl and Becker among others. Steam toys actually work and involve fire or electricity to heat fluid and produce steam.
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Marklin ca. 1910 Steam Toy Band Saw Steam Accessory for Sale
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RARE Chein Tin Lithographed Windup Train Toy for Sale
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Stevens Model Dockyard Vertical Steam Engine with Scientific Presentation Carry Case *Antique Toys E-Museum*
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Carette Hot Air Engine Antique from Germany *Antique Toys E-Museum*
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Marklin Hammer Machine Steam *SOLD* Engine for Sale
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