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 Posted - April 12 2013 : 7:46:37 PM
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I seen this on eBay, thought it was real cool..
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORIGINAL-TYCO-STORE-TRAIN-DISPLAY-SHOWCASE-/300889402289?pt=Model_RR_Trains&hash=item460e67ebb1
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Posted - April 12 2013 : 7:56:36 PM
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darn I want it but no money  
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Posted - April 12 2013 : 11:00:56 PM
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I think 300 is too pricey, but someone will buy it..
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Posted - April 13 2013 : 07:33:44 AM
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i would snatch this up at the price,question you have to ask is how many more are out there,its got to be a tyco fanatics dream possession ken
ps he does not say if its got the top sign or not
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Posted - April 13 2013 : 09:02:45 AM
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love it! I've never seen the display. I wonder how many older shops have those, just with the Tyco stuff covered up? I'd really like to have the merchandise display that's seen in the Tyco '76 catalog.
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Posted - April 13 2013 : 4:58:34 PM
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It's certainly authentic to the brown box era. That wood veneer just screams 70's. 
The Tyco Depot
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Posted - April 14 2013 : 10:38:36 PM
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| Is there supposed to be a Tyco sign or something that fits in the slot up top? Wow! I saw one of these once, in 1983 or so at a LHS. I wonder how rare these are? How many could still be around today after they were originally sent to dealers, then chucked out the back door after some time or when the shop closed. Lets say by the late 80's and into the 90's, I wonder how many average HOer's would've cared to buy or get one once the dealer decided he wanted it gone?
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