Three partial Lionel Construction Kits in wood boxes

Vintage 1940s Lionel Construction Kit 343 wood hinged box, appears unused but some parts my be missing, with manual and parts chart. CONDITION: Minor wear, all parts may not be there.

Nice original Lionel Construction Kit with original wooden box. Looks to be mostly complete. Very Good

14 Lionel Construction Kits - sealed in original boxes 6-2709 Rico Station 6-12734 Passenger-Freight Station 6-12726 Grain Elevator 6-12736 Coaling Station 6-12712 Ore Loader 6-12711 Water Tower 6-278

Railway Construction Kit, Germany pw, wood + paperboard, box C 2-, wheels out of pewter

Jucunda, Palestine Construction Kit, Germany, out of wood, box C 3+, C 2-

Four 1920's-1930's wooden construction kit boxes with partial contents and assorted Erector paperwork. There are two red painted wooden Erector set boxes measuring 21" X 8" X 3". Some of the parts are

O gauge, Wood kit construction with Lionel semi-scale trucks, all have some needs trim-wise with bag of loose pieces included. Still nicely decaled.

1 Lionel Construction Kit with Framed Advertising, in wooden box miscellaneous pieces an electric motor with book. 1932 Erector Set Advertisement (15"H 12"W) .

Made by Lionel. Appears to retain all original parts. Pristine in Original Box.

Excellent, single-use condition. Beautiful pen. Magnetic closure. No defects. Partial wood construction. Approximately 5 1/2 inches. The box is not original to this pen and was included for shipping p

Modern Era Lionel O Gauge building kits in original boxes: three 12734 Passenger-Freight stations, one has been assembled and taken apart, no damage, glue residue C6; one kit is unassembled with parts

Lot 163 Vanity Kit with Sterling Silver and Glass Elements wood box with brass fittings housing three lidded boxes, and seven jars and perfume bottles, each with sterling silver lid and hallmarks app

two with bail handles, calligraphic inscriptions, silk lined interior, and dovetailed construction; one with scalloped edge to lid; largest 5 x 6 x 5-1/2 in. - Provenance: Collected in Shanghai, China

2 Märklin Construction Kit Vehicles Metal models, clockwork drive, unused condition, in original boxes, scale 1:16. 1) Fire department ladder truck no. 19034, with wood ladder, pump and 4 figures, l

Three (3) Lionel Prewar O gauge freight cars. There is 811 lumber car with lumber in the original box, an 815 tank car in the original box, and a restored 816 hopper car. Metal construction.

VINTAGE SCIENTIFIC AIRPLANE MODEL KITS, LOT OF THREE, balsa wood models, comprising The Ensign, The Starling, and Humdinger, boxes appear to be full but of unknown completeness. Scientific Model Airpl

Main Street Products G scale Main Street Station kit in the original box. Metal, wood, and plaster construction.

Scale Model Kit, Lionel Poster and Train Postage Stamp, three items, includes MilePost Model Works Ms. Laura's Social House O-scale Kit #1818, unassembled and sealed in packages in box, 15 1/4" x 10 1

Three Summit Engineering Wayside Buildings HO scale craftsman kits in original boxes consisting of wood, white metal and cardboard parts, a factory, a garage and a church. All craftsman kits offered a

Lionel (founded 1900) Limited Edition Grand Central Terminal, gessoed faux masonry finish over wood construction with molded figural clock cornice after the original COA in box 87/250 Approx. l. 32",

Lionel postwar O 2339 Wabash GP-7 original box only. Fantastic condition although it has a ding on one corner. The box is complete, solid and square and very crisp with three tiny partial punctures on

Denver and Rio Grande Three Dome Tank Car 6-16105, Pennsylvania Box Car 6-19202, Denver and Rio Grande Box Car 6-16206, PC Flat Car with Steam Shovel Kit, Pennsylvania Box Car 6-9441, Artrain Tank Car

Three (3) Lionel Prewar O gauge freight cars in the original boxes. There is an 820 operating fllodlight car, a 2817 caboose, and a 3659 operating dump car. Metal construction.

Sculptural stained wood jewelry box with three felt-lined drawers by Arthur Espenet Carpenter, ca. 1975. The construction of this piece is illustrated in The Craftsman in America.