Type XV cast iron loco, made 1927 has wind-up motor with 8-spoke tinplate wheels, no rods, has brake lever in cab. 6” loco has rectangular windows, 3 rows of rivets, light corrosion on 1 side of motor.
7.75” cast iron 0-4-0 loco with 1-way electric motor, was made 1930-31. Original finish is thick-glossy black with yellow high-light trim. It has brass handrails and plates, visor over headlight. It has 2 AFL brass plates and 3195X stamped underside of cab.
7.75” cast iron center-cab electric loco is black with silver stamped lettering, mostly readable, red details. Loco made 1 year only, 1917 has a headlight and electric motor, complete fragile top trim and pilots, hook coupler.
Hafner No. 112 Early Cast Iron Windup Steam Locomotive 0-4-0 Pre-War – Used Condition: C-7 Excellent Circa: 1914-1920s Black painted Cast Iron Body with rectangular cab window. Red painted stripe under cab windows. Boiler top order: headlamp, rivets, smoke stack, rivets, silver band, bell, silver band, rivets and dome. Windup Motor with Brake. Screw-in Key. 0-4-0 wheel configuration. Open-spoked stamped-steel drive wheels. MOTOR AND BRAKE BENCH TESTED AND IN WORKING ORDER. NOTES: MINOR RUB MARKING/SCRATCHING. MINOR OXIDATION. (SEE PHOTOS) (I-1775.800)
Nickle plate Locomotive 6″ long and 4″ tall at front – well crafted – marked Japan on bottom – weighs 1 lb.
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