Gas Engine - Gallery of Historic Gas Engines

Gallery of Historic Gas Engines

  • Historic Gas Engines

  • 1905 National company's ordinary gas engine of 36 hp

  • 1903 Körting gas engine

  • Backus upright gas engine

  • Otto horizontal gas engine

  • Otto vertical gas engine

  • Westinghouse gas engine

  • Crossley gas engine and dynamo

  • Premier twin gas engine electric generating plant

  • 125 hp gas engine and dynamo

  • Crossley Brothers Ltd., 1886 No. 1 Engine, 4.5 hp single cylinder, 4-stroke gas engine, 160 rpm.

  • 1915 Crossley Gas Engine (type GE130 No75590), 150 hp.

  • National Gas Engine

  • Premier tandem scavenging high-power gas engine

  • Blast furnace gas engine with blowing cylinder

  • Stockport gas engine and belt-driven dynamo


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