WEEDEN NICKEL HORIZONTAL

Weeden Manufacturing toy engines depending on the model had either a brass or nickel plated finish on the boilers. In 1926 electric heating elements were introduced as a safety feature, several models were given new models numbers when they included this feature.

Weeden No. 58


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The Weeden No. 58 was produced from 1906 into 1931, base is 8 3/34" X 6 1/2" and it stands 9" high.


Weeden No. 79

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The Weeden No. 79 has a brass boiler finished in black nickel, the firebox is blued steel on a Maroon base that is 7 3/4" X 7". It stands 10 1/2" high. This model included a "safety lamp" feature where the burner was attached to the firebox door. Introduced in 1910 and produced into early 1930's.

Weeden No. 80

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The Weeden No.80 was introduced in 1910 and produced into 1918. The base is 8 1/2" X 7 1/4" and it stands 11" high.

Weeden No. 666

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The Weeden No.666 is reversible by means of a lever on the steam chest. It was introduced in 1931 and produced for three years. Base is 8 3/4" X 7 1/2" and it stands 8 1/2" high.

Weeden No. 670

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The Weeden No. 670 is an electrically heated reversible engine with a 3 1/2" diameter balance wheel with a 1/2" wide face, cylinder bore is 7/16". It is 8" tall, base is 6 3/4" X 9 1/2". It was introduced in 1930 and produced until 1940. Certain models were equipped with a governor.