1/8 Scale Otto Dicycle Bike

1/8 Scale Otto Dicycle Bike

Craftsman: Unknown

Catalog #: 2016.34.2

Donor: Daniel Marks

This black, three-wheeled Otto dicycle bike was built at 1/8 scale.

1/8 Scale Penny-Farthing Bicycle

1/8 Scale Penny-Farthing Bicycle

Craftsman: Unknown

Catalog #: 2016.34.3

Donor: Daniel Marks

This red penny-farthing bike was built at 1/8 scale, and based on a 60-inch wheel bike.

1/8 Scale Racing Bicycle

1/8 Scale Racing Bicycle

Craftsman: Unknown

Catalog #: 2016.34.6

Donor: Daniel Marks

This black racing bicycle was built at 1/8 scale. It features typical racing handlebars.

1/8 Scale Transport Bicycle

1/8 Scale Transport Bicycle

Craftsman: Unknown

Catalog #: 2016.34.1

Donor: Daniel Marks

This red, three-wheeled transport bicycle was built at 1/8 scale.

18th Century Navy Mount Canon Kit

18th Century Navy Mount Canon Kit

Craftsman: Mike Showah, American Edelstaal

Knapp Collection #: 306

Catalog #: 2012.33.1

Contributor: Paul Knapp

This cannon kit for a 13th century navy mount was distributed by American Edelstaal. The cannon is 7”-long and 5”-wide.

Aluminum Casting Kit for Duesenberg Tether Car

Aluminum Casting Kit for Duesenberg Tether Car

Craftsman: Wayne Short

Knapp Collection #: 425A

Catalog #: 2016.8.19

Contributor: Paul Knapp

This Aluminum casting kit for a Duesenberg tether race car was designed and built by Wayne Short, of CA, in 2010.

Autographed WWII Fighter Print

Autographed WWII Fighter Print

Craftsman: Roy Grimwell

Catalog #: 2013.28.1

Donor: Mike Sheehy

This large, framed print of the P-38 Lightning is signed by both the artist and pilot.

Autographed WWII Fighter Print

Autographed WWII Fighter Print

Craftsman: Jay Crandall

Catalog #: 2013.28.2

Donor: Mike Sheehy

This large, framed print of the P-47 Thunderbolt is titled, “Wolfpack leader downs five.”

Baker Fan

Baker Fan

Craftsman: Rudy Kouhoupt

Donor: Susan Alvaro

This small Baker fan was originally used to put a test work load on a steam engine by way of resistance from the fan blades moving through the air.

Belt-Driven Log Splitter

Belt-Driven Log Splitter

Craftsman: Rudy Kouhoupt

Donor: Susan Alvaro

This miniature belt-driven log splitter is just one of many labor saving devices that could be powered with the belt drive from a steam engine.

Best Engine Trophy at Pantera International

Best Engine Trophy at Pantera International

Craftsman: Roger Butzen

Knapp Collection #: 777A

Catalog #: 2024.5.17

Contributor: Paul Knapp

Roger Butzen won the “Best Engine” trophy at the Pantera International Winter Expo in 2007 for his impressive miniature Challenger V8.

Blonde Wooden Greek Urn With Lid

Blonde Wooden Greek Urn With Lid

Craftsman: Eckhard Fadtke

Catalog #: 2019.17.7

Donor: Eckhard Fadtke

Eckhard Fadtke handmade this blonde wooden Greek urn with an accompanying lid.

Carved Character Figurines

Carved Character Figurines

Craftsman: Richard Simon

Catalog #: 2021.13.1; 2021.13.2; 2021.13.3; 2021.13.4; 2021.13.5; 2021.13.6; 2021.13.7; 2021.13.8; 2021.13.9; 2021.13.10

Contributor: Eric Simon

Richard Simon hand carved these ten small character figurines out of wood.

CNC Machined Dominoes

CNC Machined Dominoes

Craftsman: Robert Dodes 

Catalog #: 2016.36.1 

Donor: Robert Dodes 

This attractive set of small dominoes was made from billet and bar stock 6061 aluminum using CNC production equipment.

CO2 Cartridge Puncture Tool

CO2 Cartridge Puncture Tool

Craftsman: Unknown

Catalog #: 2013.9.1

Donor: Donald Holcomb

This tool was used to puncture one end of a CO2 cartridge for running early model tether cars and airplanes.

Cooney .61 Mold and Wax Masters

Cooney .61 Mold and Wax Masters

Craftsman: Ralph Cooney

Catalog #: 2012.7.6 and 2012.7.7

Donor: Ralph Cooney

The molds shown here were made for the Cooney .61 side port engine. The cores must be made in pieces so they can be extracted at various angles from the wax master.

Copper Teapot Made From a Penny

Copper Teapot Made From a Penny

Craftsman: Unknown

Catalog #: 2016.31.1

Donor: Gregg Bunch

This extremely tiny copper teapot was formed using an old Indian Head penny.

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