Built for 1904 St. Louis World's Fair
Class D 15"-Gauge Locomotive
Propane-Fired Steam Engine
150-psi Boiler
Two 2.75x4" Cylinders w/ Slide Valves
Stephenson Valve Gear
American-Style 4-4-0 Wheel Arrangement
Ride-On Tender
Red & Black Paint
Engine Air Brakes
Two Ride-On Cars w/ Air Brakes
1,000 Feet of Track
Engine Refurbished in 1990s

Cagney engines featured a design approximating that of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad’s No. 999 locomotive, including the 4-4-0 wheel configuration commonly known as the American. This example is said to have undergone a multi-year refurbishment by Fred Swoveland’s Baker Boys Machine Works in the 1990s. The boiler jacket is finished in red with black cab panels obscuring the firebox and controls. Also finished in black are the sand and steam domes, smokestack, and smokebox door, the latter of which is encircled by “Miniature Railway Co.” cast lettering along with the year 1904. A removed black cowcatcher with twin flag stanchions is included in the sale.