Rather enjoy this LL Circus Wagon. These pieces tend to be rather fragile, and to find one in decent shape is a pleasure. This survivor makes its way past the Plasticville Nuclear Power plant.
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Life like maid a bunch of those cars. The calliope was really nice. Many were steam powered. Those were the ones that sounded the best. The ones using compressed air didn't sound as good. ** Check out the Wikipedia link for a picture of one: Link : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calliope_music frank toptrain
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** Well hello again. How are you this week? I hope fine! This week is a car I found at the Mother Seaton high School train show last Sunday. This week is 1957 work caboose in gray with black lettering. It is a Lionel car #0819 from their first catalog (I think, most likely). I am probably wrong. This is the 1957 Lionel-Rivarossi Catalog for Lionel didn't make their own HO trains yet. It is lettered for the Pennsylvania Railroad #6475 with the Lionel L in a circle, marking it as a Lionel car, and in great condition. All original sprung trucks with Rivarossi talgo attachment coupler arm for X2F style couplers. Somewhere I have the crane car that matchers. If I find it i'll post them on set of the week. frank
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