Typical stationary steam engine widely used for power production in industry during the nineteenth century. The engine has a single-cylinder with a double acting piston. It was manufactured in Venice (Italy) by the Neville foundry, and it is equipped with a Ryder-type variable valve timing system controlled by a Buss-type regulator.
Commonly used in factories and workshops to drive operating machines, pumps or electric generators.
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