Steam Locomotive
A steam locomotive is a locomotive that obtains its primary power from a steam engine. The most common form of steam locomotive contains a boiler to heat water to generate steam used by the engine. The water in the boiler is heated by burning combustible material – usually coal, wood, or oil in order to produce the steam.
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- MTH 20-3854-1 O 0-8-8-0 Steam Engine w/Proto-Sound 3.0 - Erie (Russian Iron) No. 2602Number 20-3854-1
Manufacturer MTH Trains
Scale OSpecial Price $1,499.99 Regular Price $1,599.99 - Lionel 2431400 O Pennsylvania M-1 #6855 w/LegacyNumber 2431400
Manufacturer Lionel Trains
Scale O - Lionel 2431410 O Pennsylvania M-1 #6810 w/LegacyNumber 2431410
Manufacturer Lionel Trains
Scale O - Lionel 2431420 O Pennsylvania M-1 #6845, circa 1941 w/LegacyNumber 2431420
Manufacturer Lionel Trains
Scale O - Lionel 2431430 O Pennsylvania M-1 #6871 w/LegacyNumber 2431430
Manufacturer Lionel Trains
Scale O - Lionel 2431440 O Pennsylvania M-1 #6918 w/LegacyNumber 2431440
Manufacturer Lionel Trains
Scale O - Lionel 2431450 O Pennsylvania M-1 #6888 circa 1955 w/LegacyNumber 2431450
Manufacturer Lionel Trains
Scale O