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And here comes the real reason I try not to help anyone on a public forum...

That was what come up in a quick Google search.

The European equivalent of 1144 stress proof steel is typically considered to be EN 10088: 44SMn28 under the European standard, which is a steel grade with similar properties to 1144 steel, particularly its high strength and good ductility.

I had collected full size hit n miss engines for years. Had an accident at work that made moving them around difficult. Also had a drinking problem so focusing on model building has me almost 6 yrs sober and given me a bit of focus in life.

This is a complete set of castings for the Breisch Lil Brother. They were sandblasted due to some surface rust but are new. Asking $225 or best offer plus shipping.

The castings look to be a Schaffers lil York. They were produced by Richard Shelley, but I'm unsure where to find drawings currently. Welcome to the forum.

I am at Algonquin every year running the sawmill but don't even own one of their hats.

I would like to purchase this. Sending a pm.

I sent an email. Thanks for the information.

I have just acquired a set of Harry Coopers Gray castings but they unfortunately don't have the drawings. Thanks for looking

I'm looking forward to it. This will be the first time exhibiting an engine.

I'll be there but not with engines. Up on the hill running the sawmill.

Some manufacturers used proprietary threads so you had to go back to them for replacement parts. Quite common in the early 1900s.