The maker of this wonderful pop-pop boat is unknown, which is a pity. It was advertised in 1946 with the sole distributor being stated as being Eisenmann & Co Ltd. but the maker is not identified.
Most of the boat is made of aluminium, which was available cheaply just after WW2. It has a diaphragm type boiler, which appears to be made of brass. Unusually, it has only one tube leading to the stern, but this is quite large diameter compared with most pop-pop boats. The instructions on the box don't mention pre-filling the tube with water as is usual with pop-pop boats.| Make | Unknown |
| Model | Silver Streak |
| Made | 1946 |
| Description | Pop-pop boat |
| Cylinders | N/A |
| Cylinder Type | N/A |
| Bore mm | N/A |
| Stroke mm | N/A |
| Valve Type | N/A |
| Boiler Type | Diaphragm |
| Boiler Diam mm | |
| Boiler length/height mm | |
| Fuel | Sterno/candle |
| Mechanical Condition | Good |
| Cosmetic Condition | Fair |
| Paintwork | N/A |
| Packaging | Cardboard box |
| Purchased | 22 March 2020 |
| Purchase cost | £52 |
| Additional spend |