Camelback Locomotives with Howard Zane

This is the part 2 video I made on Camelback locomotives. Howard Zane discusses his collection of brass imported HO scale Camelbacks and tells us about the many different kinds of Camelbacks with some history about these strange locomotives.

[@bedfordlab]

Very interesting..thankyou

[@Red-mp3to]

Love them camelbacks, Cal!! Wish I had some of those shown. Thanks to you guys fir another excellent video!

[@alpugliesetrains9753]

No problem glad you enjoy it

[@HowardZane]

In speaking about the Erie 2-8-0 kit built loco, i was having a senior moment. The kit was by Leetown.

[@OldcampRanch]

Interesting video 👍🏻

[@sirtrailproductions8198]

This is hands down the best brass collection of northeastern steam!!

[@generalkaffenberger8675]

Howard : OUTSTANDING ! ( Please ) Carry on, Soldier !!!
U.S. ARMY "Medical Corps" 1970-2006

[@HowardZane]

Army aviation 1961 to 1969 OOOh Rah!

[@warrencleversy2773]

Howard you sounded real healthy and alert in the video. Hope this is a good sign to future healthy days!

[@HowardZane]

Warrren, many thanks. I'm doing the best that I can for an almost 86 year old.

[@jimjohnston7688]

Very interesting and some very cool locomotives.

[@mikekay6164]

#475 is the PSC; #473 is the NJ

[@utahrailroadsofamerica1991]

All The Camelback's Are The One Of A Kind Engines I Really Lo❤e To Have For My Train Collection, But Very Hard To Find 🚂 ( Made In Japan & Other Country's )

[@alpugliesetrains9753]

If their is a specific one you may be interested in for your collection I can ask Howard if he would consider selling. Email me at [e-mail]

[@utahrailroadsofamerica1991]

@@alpugliesetrains9753 Could Howard Sell Them On eBay?

[@politicsandtrains]

How do i send a private message and question Al?

[@alpugliesetrains9753]

Email me at [e-mail]