BUB & Bing Info Needed

I think both are Bub and not Bing.

The 0 gauge loco (with KBN = Karl Bub Nurnberg) looks like a clockwork version of this one: https://www.historytoy.com/Bub...ive-with-tender-0-35 and it does not look like the Bing 0-4-0 (see https://ogrforum.com/...36#77593417187057936)

The tender of the gauge 1 loco seems not the correct one; small 0-4-0 like these did not have 6-wheel tenders; Do you have a picture of the back of the tender and the coupler. The front looks like a Bub coupler. The loco looks like an older high voltage version.

Maybe Arne knows more (he normally does).

Regards

Fred

Hello Steve,

the first 0 gauge Loco is a Bub 1217 L made around 1925.

The 1 gauge Loco is a Bub 2253 L 18 V  or a 2753 L high current, made 1927/28.  But I think it´s complete overpainted.

Needs a 4 wheel tender.

The 6 wheel tender is possibly Bing, but much earlier as the Loco.

Greetings

Arne

Here's the complete Bub #1217

Nice finds Steve! 

I think Steve has a Way Back Machine and gets his stuff factory direct.

Fred  great web site ....  thank you for the link to the toy data base ....one can spend hours with all the lovely eye candy ... 

Cheers Carey

Steamer posted:

I think Steve has a Way Back Machine and gets his stuff factory direct.

Actually picked these up at a Great Train Show, not the type of stuff you usually see here in the west. I have one more European steamer I picked up, but have not taken photo's of it yet.

more 0-35s. I think the removable cow catcher units are Bing.

Last one looks almost like a JAJ Issmayer.

Jim O'C posted:

more 0-35s. I think the removable cow catcher units are Bing.

Last one looks almost like a JAJ Issmayer.

If this is the last one (?), it has GBN Bavaria at the front of the cab, so will be Bing.

Regards

Fred

sncf231e posted:

Jim O'C posted:

more 0-35s. I think the removable cow catcher units are Bing.

Last one looks almost like a JAJ Issmayer.

If this is the last one (?), it has GBN Bavaria at the front of the cab, so will be Bing.

Regards

Fred

Thank you, Fred. I couldn't make out the logo but it was in my Bing photo folder. So 4 out of 5 were Bing with the fourth one with the pointed cab roof being KBN.

The one with the pointed cab also looks Bing to me; it does have Bing couplers.

Regards

Fred