Can anyone identify this loco?

Scratch locomotive.  I have seen those drivers somewhere, but don't remember much.  Maybe Walthers drivers.  Tender could be scratch sides, Hines underframe.  Don't get your hopes up for value, although eBay can surprise you.  I would not want it in my collection, although the tender appears ok.

Thank you for some specifics on this engine!  I just needed some information on where it may have come from, as nothing was marked.  No hopes at all for value, and if it's decided to sell it, any reasonable price back for it will be fine!

Looks like Walthers polydrive gearbox so maybe some Walthers like Bob suggests

...nice old model... 

Mark in Oregon

My bet:  Hines die-cast USRA heavy 2-8-2.  Pre-war or immediate post-war  (for the youths in the crowd, "war" is WWII  !!)

Early Hines was brass sand cast.  This one doesn't look cast.  The frame is very far removed from Hines.

Not only is the gearbox Walthers, but the frame looks very much like the frame of my Walthers 0-6-0.  Maybe Carey Williams will see this, I know he has a couple of Walthers Locos.  At this point, I would bet on at least a Walthers drivetrain.  My Walthers 0-6-0 boiler is tin with lots of detail, what is this one made of? I see brass on the cab back wall, but what about the rest of it?

Looking at the thin loco frame, it may be a International Model product otherwise I would say it is a scratchbuilt model.  The tender looks like an All Nation cast aluminum USRA tender to me (originally Megow from the 1940s) and there are some of these tenders that are nicely cast.  That looks like aluminum peeking out of the paint on this tender.

Joe