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Pennsylvania
Railroad Class GG1-1
Electric
Futura
Kohs & Company
$4,895.00
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Pennsylvania
Railroad Class GG1-1
Electric - Brunswick 5 Stripe
Futura -
Road No. 4801
Model
Overview
Kohs & Company O Scale Brass Import - 2000 Run - Serial No. 140 of 150
- SJ Models Korea - One Piece Brass Body Shell - Factory Painted
Prototype Description
Pennsylvania Railroad GG1 Electric Locomotive - 139 Locomotives Built
by PRR’s Altoona Works and General Electric Between 1934 and 1943 -
2-C+C-2 Wheel Arrangement - 4620 Continuous Horsepower - GG1 No. 4801
Was Built By General Electric and Was Delivered in May of 1935 - Raymond
Loewy Streamlined Welded Carbody Design - 4801 Was Rebuilt in the Early
1940’s For Freight Service - Operated Throughout the Steam and Diesel
Eras on Pennsy’s East Coast Electrified Corridor
Model
Condition
New - Test Run
- Original Box - Original Foam - Original Packaging - Sound Controller -
Paperwork - Gloves - Box Condition: B9
Model
Description
PRR Specific Detailing - Fixed Couplers - 57 In. Drivers - Remote
Controlled Operating Pantographs - Complete Cab Interior Detail -
Complete Underbody and Brake Detail - Opening Doors and Hatches - Air
and Signal Hoses
Model Finish
Factory Painted - As Delivered Futura Lettering Scheme - Brunswick
Green w/5 Stripes - Brunswick Green Body - Gold Leaf Lettering and
Striping - Black Underframe and Mechanism - Gold
Leaf Futura Lettering - Small Red and Gold Keystone Heralds - Road No.
4801 - Real Glass Window Glazing
Model
Electronics
DC Analog - Dallee Electronics Digital Sound System - Directional
Constant Lighting
Model
Mechanism
Twin
Pittman Ball Bearing Can Motors - Twin Flywheels - Fully Equalized
Suspension - Minimal Run Time
Model Summary
Scarce Version of a Historical Pennsylvania Railroad Prototype
Photographs
Available |
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Pennsylvania
Railroad Class GG1-1
Electric
Brunswick Clarendon
Custom Brass
$1,395.00
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Pennsylvania
Railroad Class GG1-1
Electric - Brunswick 5 Stripe Clarendon - Road No. 4849
Model
Overview
Custom
Brass O Scale Brass Import - Catalog No. EL-329-O - Korea - Custom
Painted
Prototype Description
Pennsylvania Railroad GG1 Electric Locomotive - 139 Locomotives Built by
PRR’s Altoona Works and General Electric Between 1934 and 1943 - 2-C+C-2
Wheel Arrangement - 4620 Continuous Horsepower - GG1 No. 4928 Was Built
By Altoona Works and Delivered in 1935 - Raymond Loewy Streamlined
Welded Carbody Design - Operated Throughout the Steam and Diesel Eras on
Pennsy’s East Coast Electrified Corridor
Model
Condition
Like New
- Some Run Time - Original Box - Replacement Packaging - Includes
Softcover GG1 Book, Other Paperwork - Box Condition:
B7 (Very
Good)
Model Description
PRR Specific Detailing - Fixed Couplers - 57 In. Drivers - Operating
Pantographs by Bill Wolfer - Underbody and Brake Detail
Model Finish
Custom
Painted - Clarendon Lettering Scheme - Brunswick Green w/5 Stripes -
Brunswick Green Body - Gold Leaf Lettering and Striping - Black
Underframe and Mechanism - Gold Leaf Clarendon Lettering - Small Red and
Gold Keystone Heralds - Road No. 4849 - Window Glazing - Crew
Model Electronics
DC Analog - Lights
Model Mechanism
Twin Can
Motors - Dual Chain Drive - Excellent Runner
Model
Summary
Very
Nice Rendition of a Historical Pennsylvania Railroad Prototype -
Excellent Finish and Presentation
Photographs
Available |
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Pennsylvania
Railroad Class P5a
Box Cab
Electric
Overland Models
$475.00
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Pennsylvania
Railroad Class P5a
Box Cab
Electric
Model
Overview
O Scale Brass Import - Catalog No. 0219 - 1st Run - Ajin
Precision Korea - Brass Construction
Prototype Description
Pennsylvania Railroad P5a Box Cab Electric - 92 Locomotives Built
1931-1935 By PRR Altoona Works, Westinghouse, and General Electric -
Utilized in Passenger and Freight Service - Last Unit Retired in 1965
Model
Condition
Very Good - Some Run Time - Missing Some Mechanism Brake Details
- Original Box - Original Foam - Original Packaging - B8
Model
Description
PRR Specific Detailing - Operating Pantographs - Cab Interior Detail -
Underbody and Brake Detail - Air and Signal Hoses
Model
Finish
Unpainted
Model
Electronics
DC Analog
Model
Mechanism
Can Motor - Sprung Drivers
Model
Summary
Nice Model of a Common Pennsylvania Railroad Electric Locomotive
Photographs
Available |
