Scarce Mc Coy Orange Cascade E2 Electric

Standard Ga. Nice 4-4-4-4 dual motor electric, circa 1960s. New Haven doesn’t show up often! It only shows light runtime with box, C9

McCoy Cascade Standard gauge E-2 4-4-4-4 electric locomotive. Powered, metal construction.

516. MCCOY CASCADE E-2 LOCOMOTIVE | Standard gauge, electric. | 24" l. | Contemporary. | $400 - $800

Standard ga. Only 1 of 3 were made in brass with orange roof. This probably never has trucks from the archives, as it has later ones installed. It has tarnished and has original patina with box, C9+

McCoy Standard Gauge Cascade Two-Tone Blue 4-4-4-4 Double Motor Box Cab Electric Engine in C7 - small scratches on one side of the middle roof area - and McCoy Standard Gauge Four (4) Assorted TCA Con

McCoy Standard Gauge E - 2 Red Cascade 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 Double Motor Box Cab Electric Engine, in C7 with its original box that shows light to moderate wear. Two powerful McCoy Standard Gauge Motors which

Lionel Standard Gauge 4 Car Passenger Set. Engine #10 Electric Peacock Color - Has been re-wheeled with McCoy. Passenger cars are peacock with orange window inserts. #332 Baggage Car, #339, and #341 O

Lionel Standard Gauge 4 Car Passenger Set. Engine #10E Electric Peacock Color - Has been re-wheeled with McCoy wheels. Passenger cars are peacock with orange window inserts - #332 Baggage Car, #339, a

Standard ga. There were only 6 white versions made, regular issue color was green. It is like new with box, C9+

Standard gauge. Only 6 examples were produced in white, regular production is light green. This example has a small ding in lower frame corner, otherwise shows light handling with box, C8-9

Standard Gauge. This nice wood side boxcar was made in very small run, stamped underneath, "Limited Production". It is in like new condition with box, C9

Standard gauge. This car was made as a sample for the TTOS SP Division and has its certificate of authenticity, signed by Margret Mc Coy in 1977. It is 1 of two made and is like new with box, C9+-10

Standard ga. There were only 3 red versions made, regular issue color was blue. It is like new with box, C9

Standard gauge. Limited production of usually around 110 units, these CP items are scarce to find. Here is the regular production set all in one lot. Includes the 10985 Chief Seattle 4-4-0 loco with C

Standard Ga. It is 30" deep and 44" at widest point. These came as kits and can house most larger locos, even a Mc Coy E2. This example came off the Greenberg's traveling layout and comes with its own

Standard Ga. It is 30" deep and 44" at widest point. These came as kits and can house most larger locos, even a Mc Coy E2. This example came off Mr. Hall's layout and may be missing a screw or two, bu

Standard Gauge. Early version with Copula style platforms under the pantographs and numbered 15914B. It shows light playwear with box, C8

Standard Ga. Cute 0-4-0 boxcab electric, showing light playwear, C7+-8

Standard Ga. 1965 production 4-4-4 electric. This is the variation with copula style platform, under the pantographs. It show light playwear, C8+

Standard gauge. Fantastic adaptation for Bob Mc Coy. Shame only 3 of these were produced. Plastic figures are all hand painted and ready for laughs. It shows light runtime with box, C8. Scarce!

Standard ga. These would have looked good in Lionel orange & blue, but alas, this was the only sample made, stamped underneath as a prototype. It shows some wear near couplers underneath with box, C7+

Standard gauge. Done in dark orange with black roofs and doors, never lettered. Great way to start your Halloween Train! It is like new with box, C9-10

Standard ga. Only white with blue roof one made. Regular TCA production was in red or orange. It is shows light handling with box, C9

Standard Ga. Light, medium and dark orange variations. All appear like new with boxes, C9+-10