Saving Old Seagulls

I saw an advertisement from someone who wants to sell a 2 cylinder seagull.
Dit not get pictures or a serialnumber yet.
But is that possible?
So far I just saw single-cylinder Seagulls.

Evert Winter NL

Yes they did make a twin cyl seagull outboard motor. "Very Rare" I tried to find a picture to post up but i cant find anything. But the answer to your question is yes. Good luck and hope you get it.

Could you buy it please and bring it onto this forum?

The generic term for an old black outboard with a fuel tank on top seems to be "Seagull" when the details of this one appear don't be suprised if it's got a BMB or a Riptide rope sheave.

There actually is 1 real one in usa !
but wheres it now? Very Very nice!

Imagine one of these turning up on fleebay!

Next week I will get pictures and I'll send them here. Hopefully reasonable price.

unfortunately, it is NOT a seagull.
It is a twin cylinder but it has no name on it.
Attached some unclear pictures.
I think it is a real classic but even the owner does not know the brand.
It just has BR 54 on the bracket and BR 33 on the cylinder.
Who knows eventually?

I am so curious that I want to visit the adress but it takes a 2 hours ride and I don't know if it's worth it.

Sorry for the expectations I waked.

Evert

Never mind keep on looking ..it really is like the holy grail!

Charles you was right mate!

The Marston Twin is a good looking motor from about 20 meters away, when you get closer you realise what a big lump it is, 10 hp that weighs more than 90 lbs without any fuel!

OK, but now the question: what is it and is it interesting?

Looks like a Britannia Light Twin to me.

Call it 42kg with fuel...wowzer thats heavy!
how many were made?

I think you are right Keith, early Britannia had the finned exhaust, a bit hard to see in the pics though, needs a flash or some light!

Is there a similar US engine? Whatever it is, looks nice.

Not sure on this one
H-A