Vintage German Educational Engine Demonstrator Model by Gescha masonic Ma's Old Fashion of Meadville

Ma's Old Fashion of Meadville

5" W x 22" D x 49

and industrial proportions highlight its workshop roots while the clean lines of the legs allow it to function as a side table or compact workstation today

primarily on the top and side panels

A Chippendale-style leather sofa in burgundy

Vintage German Educational Engine Demonstrator Model by Gescha masonic Ma's Old Fashion of Meadvillec. 1950s; Gescha Toys Nuremberg, Germany Educational four stroke engine demonstrator produced by Gescha, intended for instructional use rather than play. Mounted to a steel base with a wood housing and red steel truss support, the model allows the crankshaft and pistons to be observed in motion when the pulley is turned. The functional clarity of its exposed components makes it an ideal mechanical teaching aid. Gescha, founded in Nuremberg in 1923,