April 25, 2024
Lionel Train Set - Lifetime Collection Circa 1950's
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Lionel Train Set - Lifetime Collection Circa 1950's We received this set in an estate. It contains some rare/harder to find items. All items are untested, uncleaned and exhibit wear from use. Paint chips, rust, dust are evident. Lots of the wiring has to be replace due to brittleness of the insulation. It is cracking off and exposing bare wires. If we take the time to start cleaning and testing the price will only go up so please jump in the auction. Model# Description Condition Cars/Engines 50 Gang Car Untested, paint chips, small non- working are levers missing, 2 workmen are loose need to be glued back on (there is one track bumper included in the collection) 2333-20 Pacific Western Locomotive Set AA Untested, paint chips, This is the engine set that was only issued in 1953 if we understand correctly 2025 2-6-2 Prairie Locomotive w/Tender Untested, paint chips, broken light and wires, parts kit may have replacement light, small bottle of 'smoke' pellets included 6357 Caboose Untested, paint chips, 6357 Caboose Untested, paint chips, missing steps and screws(forparts?) 6257 Caboose Untested, paint chips, 6424 Auto carrier flat car w/2 cars Light wear EX condition - harder to find 6465 Sunoco tanker Breaks, chips, rust, scrapes 3461 Log dump car and bin Missing stanchion, paint chips, rust x6454 NYC box car Orange Paint chips RARE!
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