what is this brass thing?

Cackalack Jack Jan 7, 2020

  1. Cackalack Jack

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    From a pile of my father's keepsakes, not sure who the maker is - no markings on it - it's damaged so I don't even know if it holds any value or would be worth repairing.
    For some reason I think it's Japanese since my father lived there in the early 1950s. Thanks for any advice.

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  2. r_i_straw

    r_i_straw Mostly N Scale Staff Member

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    Something that cool needs to be restored. (y)(y)
     
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  3. acptulsa

    acptulsa TrainBoard Member

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    Back then, toy train model numbers were often used as unit numbers. Knowing that will improve your googlefu.

    This is a Katsumi.

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