April 9, 2024
Vintage Bachmann Plasticville Hobo Shacks 1950's RARE
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Vintage Toy Trains O and 027 & S gauge accessories . . . This is vintage from Plasticville Bachmann 1950's. Rare item hobo shacks. These are 99% complete These are complete and only missing one of the roof smoke pipes .Also the window shutter on one is taped from the inside, because although it has the tips to sit in the grooves, but will not stay in. Other wise real super Nice condition. No glue completely clean. Shipping calculated for USPS priority mail Shipping. This listing is part of a large collection that I am liquidating from the estate of a long time train and antique collector. These trains, toys and other antique items have been collected over the last 50 years. All items will be listed to the best of my ability. Please send message through ebay system if you require any additional information. I am able, and have the facility to test every item, and will list state of condition as to working or not working. Most items may need additional oiling or cleaning. This is expected of items that may have sat in the attic for decades. Some of the wiring may be dried out and that also is expected. All of this will be noted in descriptions. Most items will be listed with absolutely no reserves. Shipping cost will be actual shipping per price charts available through USPS and UPS on their respective websites or calculated by ebay.
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