
International Harvester Screen-Cooled Stationary Engine
Craftsman: Everett Kroll
Knapp Collection #: 151
Catalog #: 2011.27.10
Contributor: Paul Knapp
A 1/4 scale model International Harvester screen-cooled stationary Hit N’ Miss engine.
Craftsman: Everett Kroll
Knapp Collection #: 151
Catalog #: 2011.27.10
Contributor: Paul Knapp
A 1/4 scale model International Harvester screen-cooled stationary Hit N’ Miss engine.
Craftsman: Everett Kroll
Knapp Collection #: 150
Catalog #: 2011.27.9
Contributor: Paul Knapp
A 1/4 scale model International Harvester hopper-cooled stationary Hit N’ Miss engine.
Craftsman: William Tompkins
Catalog #: 2014.6.70
Contributor: William Tompkins
Mr. Tompkins’ 1/600 scale model of the International Space Station.
Craftsman: Tom Showers
Catalog #: 2012.39.1
Donor: John Ackerman
This 1/32 scale Isuzu-Morita fire truck is a hose tender with two hose carts. The model was scratch-built from plastic kit parts, balsa and bass wood.
Craftsman: Doug Parker
Knapp Collection #: 578
Catalog #: 2019.10.5
Contributor: Paul Knapp
The J E Special tether car was designed and built by Doug Parker as a tribute to John Ellis; an accomplished tether car builder, racer, and engine designer/builder.
Craftsman: Rudy Kouhoupt
Donor: Susan Alvaro
This model traction engine was built by Rudy Kouhoupt at a scale of 3/4”:1’.
Craftsman: Birk Petersen
Catalog #: 2016.15.31
Donor: Mark Petersen
Birk’s miniature James Watt beam engine on a model brick base.
Craftsman: Birk Petersen
Catalog #: 2016.15.112
Donor: Mark Petersen
This is a demonstration model of a James Watt designed flyball governor.
Craftsman: Charles “Chuck” Harty
Knapp Collection #: 526
Catalog #: 2017.27.11
Contributor: Paul Knapp
Built from construction articles in Strictly IC Magazine, the engine is machined completely from bar stock; there are no castings. It is about 9-inches in diameter and 8-inches long.
Craftsman: Bob Haagenson
Knapp Collection #: 358
Catalog #: 2013.53.2
Contributor: Paul Knapp
The JEMMA 7-cylinder radial engine is 13”-long, 9”-wide, 10”-high, and weighs 11 lbs. 6 oz. It has a bore of .750 and stroke of .800.
Craftsman: Larry Jenno
Knapp Collection #: 194
Catalog #: 2008.16.38
Contributor: Paul Knapp
Larry Jenno’s first homemade engine is this .14 cubic inch, single-cylinder, two-cycle model airplane engine. The engine is 3″-long, 2″-wide, 3″-high, and weighs 8 oz.
Craftsman: Jan Garcic
Knapp Collection #: 572, 573
Catalog #: 2019.10.1
Contributor: Paul Knapp
These John .060 V-twin model engines were produced in very low quantities. Mr. Garcic geared together two of his .030 single-cylinder engines to produce these .060 “V” style twins.
Craftsman: Dettmar Industries
Knapp Collection #: 148
Catalog #: 2008.10.46
Contributor: Paul Knapp
This is a gasoline burning stationary (hit-n’-miss) engine with a 1.8-inch bore and 2-inch stroke, enclosed crankcase, and a make-and-break ignition system.
Craftsman: AMPS
Catalog #: 2013.49.6
Contributor: Daniel "Buzz" Brunkow
Included here are a Johnson F1 with a .65 OS engine (left), an Evinrude F1 with a .45 OS engine (center), and a Mercury EFI F1 with a .45 K&B powerplant (right).
Craftsman: Birk Petersen
Catalog #: 2016.15.34
Donor: Mark Petersen
This miniature steam engine is based on a design by Joseph Bernay from 1878.
Craftsman: Vibraye
Knapp Collection #: 46
Catalog #: 2009.9.05
Contributor: Paul Knapp
By 1992, commercially available miniature jet engines like this JPX-T240 began to appear on the market. This engine burns propane fuel and can produce up to 13 pounds of thrust.
Craftsman: John V. Thompson
Knapp Collection #: 145
Catalog #: 2008.10.43
Contributor: Paul Knapp
This 9-cylinder radial engine weighs 28 pounds and has a 1.25-inch (32 mm) bore and a 1-inch (24.8 mm) stroke with a total displacement of 10.8 cu. in. (180 cc).
Craftsman: Farger & Joosten
Knapp Collection #: 68
Catalog #: 2009.9.08
Contributor: Paul Knapp
The Jupiter 220 2-cylinder opposed model airplane engine was manufactured by Farger & Joosten. The engine is 9”-long, 11”-wide, and 6”-high.
Craftsman: Justrite
Catalog #: 2013.31.6
Donor: Owen Cade
This is a small Justrite brass caver’s lamp. The headlamp was designed to be worn by cavers and miners.
Craftsman: Fred Kunze
Knapp Collection #: 167
Catalog #: 2008.16.24
Contributor: Paul Knapp
Fred Kunze constructed and sold 39 of his model K-35 airplane engines. The K-35 has a 13/16-inch bore, 3/4-inch stroke, and burns methanol on glow ignition.
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