Can you help identify this Bing Cast Iron Steam Loco Shell?(decent shape)

It's Bing - not all Bing engines had the Bing name in raised cast letters.  

The engine below is not an exact match for your superstructure but it is close and the lettering is rubber stamped - my guess would be your engine was an 0-4-0 of some sort.

Those BING die cast locos have been produced in different variations and are not explicitly marked BING. They where produced after the first world war in a time  where German products where not very well considered I think and made for the US market. They where made in both clockwork and electric models. i just have one clockwork which seems similar to yours. Maybe you could try to find an electric motor and you will have a very nice loco.

Daniel

@Robert S. Butler and @FRENCHTRAINS thank you both, very much, for your help! I questioned it mainly due to the lack of raised lettering but also due to not being able to find, initially, a shell like that which had four, separate and spaced strips of rivets without any other detail- such as the gold bands in your photos, between the rivets.

As luck would have it, I did come across another similarly sized Tin German Locomotive with tender and the Loco has an electric motor! While not in working order, I’ve never seen a motor like it(although one of my repair guys has). Will post pictures when I get back home.

Thank you, both, again, for your help !