CAR TRACK REMOVAL WASHINGTON AVE, Brooklyn 1942

Period photograph of an electric powered 'Touring Washington' car, exclaiming "Sight Seeing Automobile Coach of Washington. Main Office & Starting Point - Howard House, 6th & Penn(sylvania) Ave., N. W

Ives gauge I 71 buffet combine, 72 Washington coach and 73 observation cars plus track. The observation car is missing two axles and the roof. Sold as-is as seen in the photos with no returns.

S ga, Washington loco & tender, 65 flat w/cannon, 50 combine, 55 box car, w/track & transformer, C7-8.

Toy Train Set, American Flyer Santa Fe (6 pcs), 470 & 471 locomotives, Washington, Columbus & Hamilton cars, #158 transformer & track sections, VG untested cond, largest 13"L.

USA, c. 1982/1988 10" x 7 7/8" 13 7/8" x 11" board gelatin silver print Robert Allen Merlo was a New York City photographer whose subjects frequently included trains and subway cars. This work include

TAVIK FRANTISCK SIMON (CZECH/FRENCH 1877-1942), ETCHING AND AQUATINT, BROOKLYN BRIDGE, SIGNED #75. SIGHT 13 1/2 X 17"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-20 1/2 X 25 1/2" PROVENANCE: KENNEDY & CO. 785 5TH AVE, NYC (LA

S ga, 474 rocket loco, front decal wear, missing all steps, 962 Hamilton combine, 962 Hamilton vista dome, 963 Washington obsv, drumhead insert worn, cars have chestnut stripe, w/track & transformer,

5th Ave and Central Park New York , oil painting on board. Signed on back and titled Rain Drops. Approx 23-1/4" x 28". John Reilly (1942-2021) was born in Brooklyn New York. John received his early ar

Approx 6" x 37" . John Reilly (1942-2021) was born in Brooklyn New York. John received his early art training at the School of Art and Design in Manhattan, where he studied advertising art. By age twe

American Flyer Blue Comet #466 engine, with three lighted silver streamline cars- #960 Columbus, #962 Hamilton, & #963 Washington, several original boxes, some track, etc, panels showing passengers in

This complete Bachmann HO scale train set is in working condition and includes the transformer, track, Sante Fe Engine, 3 Bicentennial cars (2 Bicentennial Cabooses, and one George Washington boxcar),

1941 - 1942. These cars were raced individually while tethered to a central pivot, or against each other on a scaled-down board track. This is one of approximately 500 models produced by Hiller Indust

Vintage Lionel Train Set Engine 2037 w/6026w Tender, Jim Beam Car 9835 +++ 6112, 6482 Refrigeration car 6646 Orange Car with Washington Senators Sticker on it, 6017 Caboose. Transformer Track Crossing

Includes Walthers 932-6271 Sperry Railcar, #127; Factory Direct NH Track mobile unit; 2 #84603 Peter Witt Trolley cars, Brooklyn & Queens, 1 factory sealed, C10, rest show light runtime with boxes,& C

Original oil depicting elevated train tracks in Brooklyn neighborhood. Signed "Burliuk" in lower right.Frame 36 1/2" wide by 28 1/2" tall Image 28" wide by 20"tall AS-FOUND ESTATE CONDITION. Please us

LGB 20542 New York Central J3A Hudson #5405 limited edition locomotive and coal car, custom painted metal, 6 1/2" x 41" x 4", in the original case, includes manual, additional cars and track. PLEASE N

Includes 30-1433-1 Silver Bullet set, loco equipped with ProtoSmike; ProtoCoupler; ProtoSounds 2.0 with Station Stop Effects and 3 tank cars track & transformer; Plus 30-70032 & 70-78023 extension car

Lionel 027 pair of 3472 - milk stations with cars, track and some magnetic cans in packages. No boxes or instructions. Light use.

499. RARE IVES GREEN BROOKLYN CAR | O gauge | 4.5" l. | Both couplers missing hook, overall (Excellent Condition) | $500 - $750

Lot consists of a Lionel LTI New York Central Hudson that is complete and in excellent condition. Comes with a No. 2627 Madison Car in excellent condition, a No. 2628 Manhattan Madison Car with broken

Lionel assortment of 027 track, transformers, cars, road bed and other items. A kitchen sink for this consignor.

This skee-ball arcade machine was made by the Supreme Enterprises who were located at 557 Rogers Ave, in Brooklyn, New York in 1946. Supreme Skeerolls were the machines operated at Coney Island in Bro

(1) 1942 Washington Redskins - World Champions, 3" damage upper left, laid on cardboard; (1) 1925 "Johnson Day" Washington Nationals vs. St. Louis, tear lower center, some blemishes; largest 9" x 44",

19th century. Volume arranged and mounted by Aug. Toedteberg of Brooklyn, New York. The book's title page is signed by Mr. Toedteberg who is found to have lived at 274 Vanderbilt Ave in Brooklyn. Toed