oldbookillustrations: Blast engine, I.P. Morris Company. From The great Centennial exhibition critically described and illustrated, by Phillip T. Sandhurst, Philadelphia and Chicago, circa 1876. (Source: archive.org) If someone could somehow glue one these to a hat I might believe their steampunk getup.
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Blast engine, I.P. Morris Company.

From The great Centennial exhibition critically described and illustrated, by Phillip T. Sandhurst, Philadelphia and Chicago, circa 1876.

(Source: archive.org)

If someone could somehow glue one these to a hat I might believe their steampunk getup.

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