HO Brass NYNH&H New Haven Class I-5 4-6-4 Steam Rare!

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HO Brass model of a New York New Haven and Hartford Class I-5 4-6-4 Hudson Steam Locomotive Built in Korea by KSM and Imported by Custom Brass Models A Little History from Wikipedia The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad's Streamlined I-5 Class 4-6-4 "Hudson" Type Steam Locomotive headed up the "Bay State" mixed heavyweight and lightweight passenger trains. The Baldwin-built I-5 was the only streamlined steam power in New England and represented the final steam locomotives purchased by the New Haven railroad. Although the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) was the traditional locomotive builder for the New Haven, the railroad chose Baldwin in this instance to supply the ten streamlined Class I-5 "Hudsons" (promoted as "Shoreliners" by the New Haven) at a price of $110,000 each, delivered early in 1937. Their assignment: 12 eastbound and 12 westbound trains per day on the 157-mile route between New Haven and Boston. The New York to New Haven segments of New York-Boston trains were headed up by electric locomotives such as the EP-3 and the EF-3b, the New York-New Haven segment of the railroad having been electrified between 1907 and 1914. Electrification was not continued past New Haven to Boston until 2000, for the "Acela Express" on Amtrak.The ten I-5 "Hudsons" delivered to the New Haven were numbered #1400 to #1409 and put read more