Ericsson Hot-Air Pumping Engine

July 28, 2010 12:00 AM

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Ever wonder what you'd do if the revolution really did come? Why not invest in a 19th century hot-air pumping engine, like this one from the basement of Teddy Roosevelt's summer home? All you need is a little fire, and the hot air will pump water all day.

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