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[[File:Calvert Holt Pennsy K4s Live Steamer 1935 03 p341.PNG|thumb|center|300px|Calvert Holt Pennsy K4s Live Steamer, Popular Mechanics, March 1935 page 341.]] | [[File:Calvert Holt Pennsy K4s Live Steamer 1935 03 p341.PNG|thumb|center|300px|Calvert Holt Pennsy K4s Live Steamer, Popular Mechanics, March 1935 page 341.]] | ||
== Tidbits from Chaski == | |||
[[Keith Taylor]] wrote | |||
:There was a 3/4" Hudson of which several were built by Calvert Holt in the early 1930's. It is my understanding that they were not made with Langworthy castings. I had heard that they were from Mr. Holt's own design and patterns. I believe one was constructed by Mr. Holt for Vicent Astor. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
* "[A P.R.R. K4s Locomotive]", <i>The Modelmaker</i>, September 1932 | * "[A P.R.R. K4s Locomotive]", <i>The Modelmaker</i>, September 1932 | ||
Revision as of 23:30, 13 May 2013
Tidbits from Chaski
Keith Taylor wrote
- There was a 3/4" Hudson of which several were built by Calvert Holt in the early 1930's. It is my understanding that they were not made with Langworthy castings. I had heard that they were from Mr. Holt's own design and patterns. I believe one was constructed by Mr. Holt for Vicent Astor.
References
- "[A P.R.R. K4s Locomotive]", The Modelmaker, September 1932