This page contains items that we currently have in inventory that are not Postwar or Prewar Lionel, Marx or Soviet Union trains. You may see these brands (or items from these manufacturers) here:

• Modern-Era Lionel (MPC, LTI & LLC), American Flyer, AMT, Bowser, Colber, Eastwood, Hornby, Ives, JEP, Junior Bridge Company, KMT, Kusan, K-Line, Mike's Trains House (MTH), Noma, Original Plasticville by Bachmann, Skyline, Williams & Weaver.
• Railroadiana and other non-model train items, HO items, and non-USA made items.

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* * * Click on "Grade" in the appropriate column heading for an explanation of grading.

Plasticville by Bachmann Bros. from the '50s- Accessories
Cat. #	Item	Grade	Photo	Price	Details
1776	Independence Hall	See Notes	Yes	$ 60 SOLD	Independence Hall with red sides, light-gray roof and white trim. Missing the weather vane. Grade 6 original box (tape; tears; creases; distorted; "aged" look). A very hard piece to find and a very, very hard box to find!

Hornby - Accessories
Cat. #	Item	Grade	Photo	Price	Details
No. 2	Signal Cabin	E++/OB	Yes	$250 SOLD	A very nice, tin, lithographed English O-gauge signal cabin from 1956: very colorful with many features including stairs, chimney and a second floor with five sets of 6-pane open windows. Has simulated roof shingles (orange and green), simulated dark-red brickwork, simulated wood siding, simulated six-pane first- and second-floor windows (silver with green trim) and simulated side doors in green & black. Called a "switch tower" by non-British manufacturers. Measures 6 3/4 inches high, 6 1/2 inches wide & 4 1/2 inches deep. Photo of the box and another view of the signal cabin. Grade 7 original box (some tears & creases; minor tape). Although very similar to Hornby's prewar signal cabin, the postwar version differs in many ways including colors, solid second floor, placement of Hornby identification marks, the absence of simulated fire buckets on the side and the absence of simulated brickwork for the chimney on the side. The major difference is that the back does not open like the prewar version. It is a very clean, attractive and unusual layout piece.

JEP - Accessories
Catalog #	Item	Grade	Photo	Price	Details
6363	Automatic Level Crossing	E++/OB	Yes	$300 SOLD	A gorgeous, all-metal "Automatic Level Crossing" with illuminated "Gate-keeper's Lodge." This O-gauge accessory was made in France in 1958 and appears not to have ever been used! Measures 13 1/4 inches long by 8 1/4 inches wide. The lodge is 5 1/2 inches high. The entire accessory is very colorful: the base is painted forest green and beige; the gates are painted red and white with red counterweights; and the fencing and netting are painted white. The yellow lodge is particularly attractive and has many features including interior lighting plus simulated roof tiles (in red), simulated clocks under the roof peak on each side, simulated green vines growing on all four sides, simulated doors and windows with open panes trimmed in brown and simulated brown flower boxes under each of the windows. Click here to see another view of this accessory. Includes the original instruction sheet (# JEP 2204), the original inspection tag (REF 2091) and the original additional section of insulated track. This special piece of straight track enables the gates to come down only when the train is near the crossing; it can easily be adapted to meet any Lionel O-gauge track. Click here to see the instruction sheet, inspection slip and insulated track section. Click here to see the box. Yellow cardboard original box (grade 7: some tears & creases and some tape residue; part of the label is missing). Click here to see the other two sides of the box.

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