Identifying a Large Scale Model

@Überstationmeister posted:

Although only minimally helpful...
1. It is a Gauge 1 (1:32) locomotive made by Samhongsa of Korea circa 1991.
2. It was imported by "Garden Railway Company", which was located in Cincinnati, Ohio.
3. The locomotive came in a wooden case.

Interesting.

That means that it was produced when Samhongsa (I think that it is more properly "Sam Hong Sa" in English, but I use one word like most of us) was also making numerous O-scale (1:48) brass steamers for Williams - including a model of this same N&W loco.

I mention this only because it can be an indicator of this #1 Scale loco's construction quality, should anyone ask. The Williams 1:48 Samhongsas were well-made products, with basic but good detailing and decent mechanicals.

You posted this in the wrong forum. I’ll ask the moderators to move it.

I would get ahold of Dan Glasure at Brasstrains.com.  That is quite a valuable model and Dan has the client list looking for that type of model with the wallet to afford it.   They sell on consignment I do believe.   AD

I do  believe that be a Williams  brass locomotive.

I dont think so Bill, or did Williams do them for 2 rail O scale.  That has scale flanges and could be gauge 1 as well.  Need a measurment of the track gauge to see if its gauge 1 or  O scale 2 rail.  Beautiful model with some value to it.   AD 

Williams did make a number of 2 rail brass o scale locomotives,

there paint was very glossy. here is one of mine.