Vintage No. 75 Model Copper Dry Fuel Steam Engine by Jensen luggage While it still served the

While it still served the Louisville-Evansville area

founded in 1914 and headquartered in Chicago

One creamer shows a reglued handle and a visible hairline

these do not pierce the leather as it is full grain

capturing the elegance and energy of the 1920s

Vintage No. 75 Model Copper Dry Fuel Steam Engine by Jensen luggage While it still served thec. 1960s; Jensen Manufacturing Co. Jeannette, PA Dry fuel fired stationary steam engine produced as a tabletop demonstration model, featuring a copper clad brick pattern boiler housing, vertical stack, exposed flywheel, and fully articulated linkage system. The Model 75 was designed to visually demonstrate the fundamentals of steam power in motion, with an emphasis on mechanical clarity rather than output. Finished in a combination of copper, steel,