Legendary miniature locomotive builder David Curwen was given this Catalogue as a very young boy during World War 1, and suggested we reprinted it. And we immediately saw why; within its pages, originally printed circa 1912, is a veritable Aladdin's Cave of delights, ranging from a huge selection of tinplate toys of the period, notably railways and stationary steam engines, to electrical items, engineering equipment and engineering supplies, drawings and casting sets for a variety of projects, including large scale model railway locomotives, steam, and marine engines of various sizes, as well as Gas and IC engines. Then there are complete full size gentlemen's river launches, motorised bicycles, and De-Dion Bouton automobile engines, amongst much more. All this from a firm of which no trace remains, or can be found today. This is one of the most extraordinary Catalogues we have ever see, and why we took David’s advice and reprinted it. 1000s of illustrations, mainly engravings. 114 pages. Paperback. Camden. (NB - Limited print run)