The Antique Engine plans on this page were drawn by Richard C. Bradford For more information on these plans you can E-mail:rcbav@netzero.net Thanks again to Dick for these great drawings.

Joe

revised 11 DECEMBER 2002


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( AJ-065 ) AJ .065 Firecracker-Produced by Jim Walker's AJ Aircraft Co. of Portland, OR--Had a pneumatically operated throttle system.


( ARDEN ) Arden .199 & .099--Produced by Ray Arden (the inventor of the glo-plug) from 1946 to 1949


( AVION ) Avion Mercury- Produced by Avion Aircraft Mnfg Co. from the mid 1930's to 1947. A large engine of 1.609 cu. in. disp. Was 7 1/4 " long. For-runner to quarter scale engines.


( ATOM ) Atom .097--Designed by Ray Arden and mnfd. from 1939 to 1946--5 models produced -----------


( ATWOOD ) Atwood Blue Crown .603--Mnfd. by Bill Atwood in 1940. For Race cars--Had 2 intakes. ------


( ATWOOD 50 ) Atwood Triumph .49/.51-Mnfd by Atwood Motors in 1948 in ign. an glo models.----------------------------


( ATWOOD 60 ) Atwood Champion mod. J .624-produced by Atwood Mfg. Co. in 1945 ---------------------------


( ATWOOD GD ) Atwood Super Champ mod. DR (ign) & GD (Glo Devil)-mfd. by Atwood Motors in 1947/48 --------------------------


( BABY CYCLONE ) Baby Cyclone .364--5 models produced from 1935 to 1938-mnfd. by Aircraft Industries


( BABY SPITFIRE ) Baby Spitfire .045--From 1949--Produced by Mel Anderson in Los Angeles ----------------------


( BARKER ) Barker .691--5 models produced by Barker Engineering in 1940, '41, and '46 ------------


( BANSHEE ) Banshee .64 (.638)--From 1945--Racing engine produced in Canada by Barrett Engines -----------


( BANTAM ) Bantam .199--Produced by Minature Motors and OK Motors in 1947 ---------------------


( BLACK PANTHER ) Black Panther ,60-from 1941-produced to power surface vehicles --------------


( BROWNIE ) From 1940-Brownie .29---Mnfd by Brown Motors -----------------------------


( BROWN JR. ) Brown Jr. .60. One of the first production model engines produced in the 1930's.


( BULLET ) Bullet .275-from 1946/47-mnfd by Miniature Motors Co. ---------------------------


( BUNCH ) Bunch Tiger Aero .45-mnfd. in Los Angeles in 1941, and again in 1946 by Bunch Model Airplane Co.


( BUZZ 29 ) Buzz .29-From 1948. Mnfd by Judscon for America's Hobby Center. ------------------


( BUZZ 60 )Buzz 60- from 1948-mfd. by Judscon Co.--------------------------------------------


( CAMERON 9 ) The Cameron was produced for tether race cars, and Marine applications by Cameron Mfg.


( CAMERON 19 ) Cameron .19-from 1952 produced with ringed or lapped pistons by the Cameron Bros.


( CAMERON 23 ) Cameron .23- from 1946- mfd. by Cameron Bros.--------------------------------------


( Cannon ) Cannon .36 (.358)-2 models produced by Cannon Mfg. Co. (1941 & 1946)--example shown from 1946.


( CIRCLE 30 ) Circle .297 ign. engine produced by Laskin Mfg. Co. in 1947.-------------------------------


( CONDOR KOPPER KING ) Condor Kopper King-Mfg. in 1941 & 1945 by Pittsburg Brass Mfg. Co. & Miller Machine Prods. ----------------------------


( COMET 35 ) Comet .35-Mfg. By Comet Model Airplane Co. in 1941. ---------------------------------


( COBEY-WAITE 15 ) Cobey-Waite .147- Mfd. in 1946 by Moulded Insulation Co.-----------------------------------


( CONTESTOR 60 ) Contestor D60S- Mfd. in 1946 by Lucas & Smith ---------------------------------


( DENNYMITE ) Produced by movie actor Reginald Denny in several variations.----------------------------


( DOOLING .29 ) From the 1950's- Dooling .29 Mfd. in Los Angeles by the Dooling Bros.


( DRONE B ) Drone B MkII-Diesel of .29 disp. mnfd. in 1948 by Leon Shulman's Drone Engineering Co.


( ELF ) Elf Single .097- Introduced in 1940 by Elf Engine Co --------------------------


( ELF 14 ) Elf 'Corncob' .139- Mfd. 1n 1936 by Dan Calkin's Elf Motor Co.---------------------------


( ELF TWIN ) From 1940/41-Elf Twin .198 --- Mnfd in Portland, OR ------------------------------


( FLEETWIN ) Fleetwind .60 from the 1940's -------------------------------------------------------


( FORSTER 29 - 35 ) Forster .29R & .35R- model Forster produced by Forster-Appelt in 1958 ----------


( Forster 99 ) Forster .99---Produced in several versions by the Forster Bros. --------------


( FOX 19) Another popular early glo engine by Duke Fox --------------------------------------------


( FOX 35 ) Fox .35 3rd model- Popular control line stunt engine by Duke Fox ---------------


( FOX 59 ) Produced by Duke Fox --- this Long Shaft model is prized by collectors ---------------------


( FOX TWIN ) Fox Twin--Horizontally opposed twin of .120 displacement produced by Duke Fox


( HASSAD ) The Hassad Custom ----Was primarily used in tether race cars. ---------


( HURRICANE ) Hurricane .245--Mnfd in 1942/1945 in Canada -----------------------------


( HB 40 ) Fine European R/C engine Now mnfd. in USA by MECOA ----------------------------


( H&H .45 ) The first glo engine. Had an integral glo head. Mnfd. in 1946 in Morristown, PA


( HORNET 19 ) Hornet .19--Produced by Hornet Motors in 1950 in race car & aircraft models.----------------------------


( HORNET 60 ) Hornet 60A--popular racing engine from 1946 -------------------------------------------------


( HOWLER 60 ) Howler .604--from 1946-Mfd. by Bone Tool & guage co. ---------------------------------------


( HP 61 ) Here's the First model Hirtenberger .61 from Austria. An early R/C engine with rear intake and complicated throttle. Had sandcast case and head.


( JAMES 65 ) James .647-Mfd. by James Motors in 1938 ------------------------------------


( KEN ) Ken .604--mnfd in 1945 by Kencraft Company ----------------------------------------


( LYKENS 12 ) Lykens Brown .12-A mini of the Brown Jr. .60-Mfd in 1937 ------------------------------------


( MADEWELL ) Madewell Mite--From 1938--bore 9/16", stroke 9/16", wt. 4 oz. -----------------------


( MADEWELL 49 ) Madewell .49--Mfd. in 1946 by Madewell Motors -----------------------------------------


( MARVIN ) Marvin Jr. "A" .138--various models produced in 1940/'41/'46 by Marvin Mnf.


( McCOY 049 ) McCoy .049 Diesel-Mfd by Duro-Matic in 1954 ------------------------------------


( McCOY 09 ) McCoy .09-First produced by Duro-Matic in 1948---------------------------------


( McCOY 19 ) McCoy .19--Mfd by Duro-Matic in 1948------------------------------------


( McCOY 36 SS ) Mc Coy .36 Super Stunt-Mfd by Dur0-Matic in 1955 ------------------------------------


( McCOY 36 ) ---One of the first 'True' glo. engines. Popular in C/L circles. -------------------------


( Mohawk Chief ) Mohawk Chief .29---Mnfd. by Herkimer OK engines, ------------------------


( Morton Vanguard 375 ) Here's a rare classic--The Morton Vanguard .375--A Glen Morton Design of about 1937/38-------------


( OK 49 ) Pre-war ignition .49 mnfd. by Herkimer -------------------------------------------


( OK CUB Diesel) OK Cub .075 Diesel-mnfd by Herkimer Tool & Model Works in Herkimer, NY in late'40's & '50's


( OHLSSON 23 ) Ohlsson .23 side port-Various models produced from 1938 to 1948 by Ohlsson Miniatures and Ohlsson & Rice Mfg. Co.


( O & R MARINE ) Cheminol O&R Marine .29-from 1950-for use in boats -----------------------------


( O & R 33 ) O&R .33 Red Head-Glo & Ign. models produced in 1950-Glo shown ------------------------------


( OHLSSON GOLD SEAL ) From 1937-Ohlsson Gold Seal first Model-bore 7/8", stroke 15/16"


( OHLSSON 60 ) Ohlsson .60 side port-Several models produced from 1940 to 1950 by Ohlsson & Rice Mfg. Co.


( ROGERS 29 ) Rogers .29-from 1941--produced by Rogers Motor Co. --------------------------------


( SUPER CYCLONE ) Super Cyclone--Made in two sizes .60 and .65--a classic ignition engine


( SUPERCRAFT SKYCHIEF) From 1940-Skychief .526 Ringed version-mnfd. by Supercraft. -----------


( VECO 45 ) Veco. 45 R/C---popular early R/C engine ---------------------------------------


( WASP TWIN ) .60 disp. engine mnfd. by Micro Model Co. in Van Nuys, Cal. Horizontally opposed, it has a bore of .740 and a stroke of .702


( WASP 049 ) Wasp .049-------a Bill Atwood engine now available from MECOA----------------------------



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