Early steam engines with smoke Egolf ... how did it work ? | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Carey WilliamsOGR Forum Member

Hello O scale world ..today steam engines steam ..but that was not always the case.... Flyer and Lionel had steaming steamers introduced in 1946 .... but I'm talking early has any one ever seen a Egolf engine with a smoke unit ? How did it work? Egolf was one the earliest advocates for O scale ... any Egolf models out there ?

Below a few ads for Egolf ..note with smoke !

Ads are from Model Maker 1926 &27 ..a full 20 years before the big boys had smoke ..you could say they got smoked.

Does anyone have an Egolf catalog /flyer ?

Thank you

Cheers Carey

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