There's a bipolar at the St Louis Musuem of transportation. Also a NYC S-2 for you 42 and 402 and Ives 4243 lovers. And speaking of 42, for coincidence they have the army switcher that lionel used as a prototype for its postwar 42. All on the same webpage, I am guessing it was put together by a collector.
I am very intersted in the prototypes for our beloved tinplate electric locos and have done some research on survivors. Apparently, there are three S class electrics still in existence but only one T Motor, the prototype for the President's Special series of electrics. I have never visited the sites of any of these but hope to someday.
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There's a bipolar at the St Louis Musuem of transportation. Also a NYC S-2 for you 42 and 402 and Ives 4243 lovers. And speaking of 42, for coincidence they have the army switcher that lionel used as a prototype for its postwar 42. All on the same webpage, I am guessing it was put together by a collector.
http://www.museumoftransport.org/rails-4.htm
I am very intersted in the prototypes for our beloved tinplate electric locos and have done some research on survivors. Apparently, there are three S class electrics still in existence but only one T Motor, the prototype for the President's Special series of electrics. I have never visited the sites of any of these but hope to someday.
Jim Kelly
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