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MBT 60.01.036 hor. steam engine "Tessa"

MBT 60.01.034 twin-cylinder valveless steam engine

MBT 60.01.029 Marine Steam Plant The Simplicity

MBT 60.01.025 Mirror, vertical 2 cyl. oscillating steam engine

MBT 60.01.024 Siam II, horizontal steam engine

MBT 60.01.022 high-speed 2 cyl. Phoenix steam engine with boiler

MBT 60.01.016/B CD-Boxer variations on oscillating steam engine

MBT 60.01.009 double-acting oscillating steam engine for paddle boat

MBT 60.01.001 double-acting oscillating expansion steam engine

MBT 60.00.006 vertical steam boiler 6 bar Vulcanus

MBT 60.00.004 Scottish boiler

MBT 50.20.002 astronaut with MMU

MBT 50.13.002 Breguet Atlantic

MBT 50.12.005 Beechcraft T-34

MBT 50.12.001 Douglas Skystreak

MBT 50.11.016 Avro-Anson

MBT 50.11.004 English Electric Canberra

MBT 50.11.002 AVRO 707

MBT 50.10.012 Koolhoven FK-51, training aircraft

Fokker E.IIIThe Fokker E.III was the main variant of the Eindecker (monoplane) fighter aircraft of World War I. It entered service on the Western Front in December 1915 and was also supplied to Austria-Hungary and Turkey.

Fokker C10. The Fokker C-X was a two-seater reconnaissance aircraft and light bomber powered by a 608 hp Rolls-Royce Kestrel V engine. It was initially designed for the Royal Netherlands East Indies Air Force...

Wright Flyer III (1905) The Wright Flyer III was the third powered aircraft built by the Wright Brothers, constructed during the winter of 1904–05. Orville Wright made the first flight in it on 23 June 1905.

Douglas DC-5The Douglas DC-5, the least well-known of the DC series, was a twin-engine propeller aircraft for 16 passengers, intended for shorter routes than the DC-3 and DC-4

PH-APZ Lambach HL-II. The PH-APZ is a unique aircraft with a rich history. The aircraft in the photos is an (airworthy) replica of the Lambach HL II built in 1937. This aircraft was built and developed in 1937 by Hugo Lambach, a graduate...