A well engineered model of an Alyn Foundary 'Retlas' stationary engine
A well engineered model of an Alyn Foundry 'Retlas' internal combustion stationary engine, built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol. The engine of open balanced crank design built in a vertical form with old period 25cm diameter single spoked flywheel. Geared valve linkages from partly enclosed crank. Side pillar support, metal lagged single cylinder, fitted exhaust. No ignition plug present. The model finished in brown paintwork and supported on a rectangular base. Engine length 25cm. Width 25cm. Height 35cm. SALEROOM NOTICEPlease note, although described as a Retlas. It is not an Alyn Foundry Retlas
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A well engineered model of an Alyn Foundry 'Retlas' internal combustion stationary engine, built by the late Mr Duncan Laidlaw of Bristol. The engine of open balanced crank design built in a vertical form with old period 25cm diameter single spoked flywheel. Geared valve linkages from partly enclosed crank. Side pillar support, metal lagged single cylinder, fitted exhaust. No ignition plug present. The model finished in brown paintwork and supported on a rectangular base. Engine length 25cm. Width 25cm. Height 35cm. SALEROOM NOTICEPlease note, although described as a Retlas. It is not an Alyn Foundry Retlas
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