A finely engineered house-built 'A' frame beam pumping engine and boiler built by B.F. Carter with electric fired (240v AC) horizontal copper boiler with water and pressure gauges, filler /safety, main stop and clack valves and drain plug and main steam line with floor mounted regulator valve to beam engine with single cylinder ¾in. bore x 2½in. stroke, decorative parallel motion, cast beam supported on pierced 'A' frames, double pump rods to under floor mounted boiler feed and circulating pumps, barrelled, fluted connecting rod, lift-off pierced eccentric rod and spoked flywheel. Further details include under floor mounted water tank with level gauge, by-pass valve, square headed nuts and hand rails. The removable wooden engine/boiler house has simulated brick and stone walls and wooden floors and chimney, the engine finished in black and green. Measurements overall -- 24 x 18¼in (61 x 46.4cm.). Instructions, tools, mains lead with rheostat, funnel and other items