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    • 1895 Bates Corliss 14x36
    • 1905 Bates Corliss 12x36
    • Hamilton Corliss 14x36
    • Frick Corliss 12x36
    • 1924 Harrisburg Uni-flow
    • 1930's SCHOFIELD ENGINE
    • 1870's Leffel Bookwalter
    • KENWOOD 1-1/2 hp UPRIGHT
    • KENWOOD 10 hp UPRIGHT
    • 1870's B. W. Payne
    • Atlas Side Crank
    • Unknown 9x12 Mill Engine
    • Frick Eclipse Engine
    • Continental Gin Company
    • BUFFALO FORGE CO. ENGINE
    • Boiler #1
    • Auction Results
    • NFS Not For Sales
    • Our Mission
    • Contact Us
    • WANTED

  • Home
  • 1895 Bates Corliss 14x36
  • 1905 Bates Corliss 12x36
  • Hamilton Corliss 14x36
  • Frick Corliss 12x36
  • 1924 Harrisburg Uni-flow
  • 1930's SCHOFIELD ENGINE
  • 1870's Leffel Bookwalter
  • KENWOOD 1-1/2 hp UPRIGHT
  • KENWOOD 10 hp UPRIGHT
  • 1870's B. W. Payne
  • Atlas Side Crank
  • Unknown 9x12 Mill Engine
  • Frick Eclipse Engine
  • Continental Gin Company
  • BUFFALO FORGE CO. ENGINE
  • Boiler #1
  • Auction Results
  • NFS Not For Sales
  • Our Mission
  • Contact Us
  • WANTED

1915 Frick corliss 12x36

This engine was originally used in a Peanut Proccesing Plant in Boykins, Va. This engine was moved to the Hank Snow Museum in the 1980's and placed beside the Boykins Depot that was built in the 1850's and also moved there by Mr. Snow. 

This engine has been purchased by me, but has yet to be moved to our museum location. It is missing a few parts, but can be brought back to running condition. 

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