19th-century British model steam engine maker Mamod experiences a surge in collectable value due to nostalgia and international fans, while facing challenges from a government ban on fuel tablets.

British model steam engine maker Mamod sees surge in value of collectables, driven by nostalgia and international fans. Rarest motors have risen up to eight-fold in value over a few years, with some fetching thousands of pounds. This comes at a crucial time for the company, as it faces challenges due to the government banning fuel tablets containing hexamine, used in the engines, potentially costing £50,000 in lost stock revenue and manufacturing process changes.

March 23, 2024
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