Pre-War Consignment Auction Day 2

Saturday, October 31, 2020 | 10:00 AM Central

Auction closed.

Pre-War Consignment Auction Day 2

Saturday, October 31, 2020 | 10:00 AM Central

Auction closed.

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Mulvane, KS

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Nixon Auctioneers are excited to announce our Second Pre-War Masterpieces Consignment Auction. This great auction will be held Friday, October 30 and 31 at the Kansas Star Casino in Mulvane, KS (South of Wichita, KS 10 miles on I-35)

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Steam engines, tractors, stationary engines, implements, automobiles, petroliana, memorabilia, and literature from 1945 and earlier.

Starting Friday, October 30
First day of the auction and will offer literature, steam engine parts, tractor parts, stationary engine parts and carts, toys and MORE!

Saturday, October 31
Steam engines, prairie tractors, antique tractors, gas engines, automobiles, literature and MORE pre-war items will all be offered at auction. There is something for EVERYONE on this sale!

Sunday, November 1
Sunday Funday! If your not too tuckered out we will journey back to the field and let the... Show more

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Location: 777 Kansas Star Drive, Mulvane, KS 67110
Driving Directions: From I35 take the Kansas Star Casino Exit, south of Wichita, KS 10 miles. Follow Nixon Auctioneers flags and signs.

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Verbeeck Player Pipe Organ

Lot # 2138D (Sale Order: 151 of 359)

As fairgrounds became more popular in the late 1800's, their musical needs grew. The period of greatest activity of fairground organ manufacture and development is from the later 1880s to the introduction of effective electrical sound amplification in the mid-1920s. The organ chassis was typically provided with an ornate and florid decorative case fa...ade designed to be a further fairground attraction in its own right as with all fairground equipment.

The motive force for a fairground organ is typically wind under pressure generated from mechanically powered sets of bellows mounted in the base of the instrument. The instruments, designed to be operated without a human performer, are keyboard-less apart The organ is played mechanically by a strip of cards perforated with the musical data and registration controls called book music. Among some of the most popular makers of these organs was Verbeeck. This is a wonderful example of the craftsmanship these organs featured. After 100 years this organ is still in working condition! Beautiful hand painted murals and stenciling all around the organ and wood scroll work.

Chicago Truck Sterling Four Cylinder Engine

Lot # 2139 (Sale Order: 152 of 359)

Very Rare Chicago Truck and Body front Clip. Includes Big Sterling 4 cylinder engine clutch ,transmission, Front half of frame with radiator hood fire wall. Possibly from a 1920's Dart Haul truck. This unit is from the Anaconda Copper Mine. Saved by Loyd Harkins nearly 60 years ago! Looks very complete and will run with some TLC. A Great Power Unit.!!

Hart-Parr "50"

Lot # 2140 (Sale Order: 153 of 359)

Four cylinder stationary engine with cast iron sub-base. Complete except fuel pump will need some repair. Engine turns over with a clean crank case. Carburetor has been gone through and come with extra Madison-Kipp lubricator parts and a good Hart-Parr radiator. Has been kept in dry storage for the last 25 years.

Upright Stationary Steam Engine

Lot # 2141 (Sale Order: 154 of 359)

Single cylinder upright engine, nicely restored and displayed on a solid foundation. Runs off of steam or compressed air, it is currently set up to run off air. Unknown manufacture.

Stationary Steam Engine

Lot # 2142 (Sale Order: 155 of 359)

Well made horizontal engine, will run on steam or air, currently set up to run off air. The brass oilers and lubricators set this little engine apart all while displayed nicely on a solid wood base.

Salesman Sample Threshing Machine Feeder with Carrying Case

Lot # 2142A (Sale Order: 156 of 359)

WHAT A FIND!!! Rescued from a dealership that was being demolished in central Nebraska this original salesman sample threshing machine feeder is a SUPER RARE find and one that don't come to the auction market very often. Finding any salesman samples can be hard enough, but with the ORIGINAL carrying case, almost impossible! A wonderful addition to your collection and a truly neat working piece. That's right we said working piece! With a turn of the original wrench watch this feeder come to life as the gathering chains and knives begin to turn just like the real deal! You will burn through many sets of tires traveling the highways looking for another salesman sample in this condition. Don't miss this opportunity!

Walking Beam Steam Engine

Lot # 2142B (Sale Order: 157 of 359)

Titled "The Age of Elegance" this is one of the finest model steam engines you will find! The "Beam" engine is a type of steam engine where a pivoted overhead beam is used to apply the force from a vertical piston to a vertical connecting rod. Around 1705 Thomas Newcomen used a configuration such as this one to remove water from mines in Cornwall England. The efficiency of the engines was improved by James Watt who added a separate condenser, Jonathan Hornblower and Arthur Wolf. Although beam engines were first used to pump water out of mines or into canals, they were also used to pump water to supplement the flow for a waterwheel powering a mill. This Walking Beam Steam Engine is modeled from a Circa 1850 Twenty Horse Engine. With HIGH DETAIL this is an incredible piece to any steam collector!

Sullivan Machinery Co. Diamond Core Drill

Lot # 2143 (Sale Order: 158 of 359)

One of the most unique pieces of steam mining equipment you will find! This machine was possibly used in the zinc and lead mining region of southwest Missouri and northeast Oklahoma or the coal mining region of southeast Kansas. This machine was displayed at the Oklahoma Steam and Gas Engine Show in Pawnee, OK since the early 1990's until 2011.
Sullivan Machinery Company, from Claremont, NH. 1884 patent Diamond Core Drill. Built circa 1892-1902. 1500 foot depth capacity, 1 1/8" core size. Twin 5 X 6 cylinders, 1" steam inlet, 1 1/2" exhaust with two speed hoisting drum. 1:1 drill drive to engine. Includes Swift lubricator for steam operations.

Worthington Steam Water Pump

Lot # 2144 (Sale Order: 159 of 359)

Large Worthington Steam Pump 6X4X6.

2" Waters Governor

Lot # 2145 (Sale Order: 160 of 359)

Nice 2" Waters two ball governor.

2" Gardner Governor

Lot # 2146 (Sale Order: 161 of 359)

2" Gardner governor with auto stop feature. Could be used for stationary, portable or traction steam engine.

Reeves Automatic Oiler

Lot # 2147 (Sale Order: 162 of 359)

Original oiler for Reeves steam engine. "Reeves" is casted on top.

1 1/2" Leader Governor

Lot # 2148 (Sale Order: 163 of 359)

Leader 1 1/2" 90 degree screwed mount governor.

1 1/4" Governor

Lot # 2149 (Sale Order: 164 of 359)

Oilfield 1 1/4" 180 degree straight run screwed mount governor. Possibly Bessemer or Gardner.

1 3/4" Flue Roller

Lot # 2150 (Sale Order: 165 of 359)

1-3/4 inch flue roller for steam engine tubes and flues

Steam Whistle

Lot # 2151 (Sale Order: 166 of 359)

Unique elongated whistle. Are you curious what this sound this single chime puts out? You may have the most distinct sounding whistle on your steam engine.