Steampunk is sci-fi mixed with the 1830-1900 period, the Age of Steam. It often supposed advanced technology based on steam power rather than modern oil and electrical power. Two of my novels, The Travelers’ Club and The Ghost Ship. and The Traveler’s Club – Fire and Ash, are both steampunk adventures. I post steampunk vehicles separately, as I do steampunk animals, steampunk insects, guitars, and steampunk people. You can find all my steampunk related posts by typing “steampunk” into the search block on my home page. This then, is the catch-all representation of some steampunk style. Enjoy!
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- Booked carved to steampunk art
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- Actual Victorian paid mourners
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- Actual Pony Express Ad. Oddly, the Pony Express lasted less than a year.
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- Historic weapon of the period
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- First powered harpoon
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- President Lincoln’s Hearse
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- Outside the White House, 1882
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- Personal Airship
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- Fancy leggings
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- The steampunk headgear
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- Anti-werewolf and anti-vampire gun
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- Steam desk top
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- Loveseat
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- Gun
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- Computer station
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- Steampowered quills
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- Cthulhu Watch
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- Steam-powered typewriter
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- Steampunk office
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- Steam-powered hand
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- Personal conveyance
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- Steampunk belly button moustache piercing
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- I-pad docking
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- Unfortunately, that is me, at a steampunk event. I have a face for radio
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- Travel by air, land or sea
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- Steam clock
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- Steam phone
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- Steam-powered computer
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- Steampunk flash drive
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- Steampunk PC
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- Steampunk smartphone
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- Steampunk Laboratory
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- 1878-ebenhard-kosmos-brenner-optical-raygun-prototype.
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- Steampunk light switch
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- Motorized car/aeroplane
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- 1895 Paris derailment, depicted in Hugo
Michael Bradley - Time Traveler 
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While I haven’t really gotten into steampunk, I’ve always thought it looked amazing. Your pictures have convinced me that I’m right.
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