If it's propelled by steam, runs on rails and you can ride on it, here's where you'll find it. Granted there's a lot of difference - in size - between a full size "Big Boy" and a 7-1/2" gauge 0-4-0 switcher, but many of these smaller gauge engines are as complex as their full size bretheren, so it is fitting that they are all listed here. For listing purposes I have, insofar as possible, used the standardized American system of locomotive "names". Selecting a name from the left margin will take you to a page with information about that item. A 
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William Cody. 7-1/2" gauge two cylinder beam type engine. This 430 pound workhorse can pull a string of cars with 11 adults and 11 preschool kids.
Gordon & Beverly Sullivan. 18" (mine) gauge. Full size reproduction of a late 19th century Welsh mine engine.
William Cody. 7-1/2" gauge Pacific from castings (no aluminum) by Little Engines. Many extras.
Last page update: April 12, 2003