Post by atsda on Mar 13, 2024 2:24:12 GMT
In another thread (My First Tinplate Cars), I mentioned that when my sister and brother-in-law visited, he gave me his uncle’s carton of trains –that is where I found the two pre-war Lionel 607 Pullmans. Other items in the box included two small ancient transformers, enough O27 track to make a figure 8, and a broken plastic post war caboose with bar end coupler (Lionel 1007).
The two interesting items in the carton were 10 end-of-box flaps. Unfortunately, the associated rolling stock was not in the carton. It was probably from a 1120 set. Flaps were for the loco, tender, and multiple 100x cars – tankers, hoppers, gondolas (e.g., 1002, 1004, 1005).
The most disappointing absences were the pre-war tinplate cars whose flaps were present – 607 Blue and 608 Blue.
The other tangible items were 4 metal railroad signs – shown in the photo.
Alfred
The two interesting items in the carton were 10 end-of-box flaps. Unfortunately, the associated rolling stock was not in the carton. It was probably from a 1120 set. Flaps were for the loco, tender, and multiple 100x cars – tankers, hoppers, gondolas (e.g., 1002, 1004, 1005).
The most disappointing absences were the pre-war tinplate cars whose flaps were present – 607 Blue and 608 Blue.
The other tangible items were 4 metal railroad signs – shown in the photo.
Alfred
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