Boxcar

This is one of the true Lionel postwar rarities. According to the reference books, these were test stamped shells that were sold off as production pieces in the Pittsburgh area in 1949. There was repu

Nice bright graphics with the silver still retaining some luster in spots. It is the correct type I body with a nice box with 1 inner flap repaired, C7-7+

Letters with this car, dates ownership to circa 1963. It is a type IIA Royal Blue mold, painted dark blue with N&W Decals. It probably was one of the ideas for the MPC 6-9205 Made in 1970. It is dusty

Hand painted tin floor train, clockwork driven locomotive with cast iron spoke wheels, tall stack, multi-colored, pulls, Boxcar stenciled "Chicago" on sides with additional lettering, cast iron spoke

This is a type II mold with painted doors. Yellow lettering with unusual white Stripe. It doesn’t appear modified, but best left to your own inspection. From The Estate Collection of Neil Padron.

This shows the reason Lionel started painting the late B&M boxcars, the plastic shows the color flow from the mold. Unusual that is was heat-stamped both side as these were sure to be pulled by Lionel

33" L. Sliding opening side doors and with a removable roof to store items. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Condition: (Ver

(1904-1909), #125 inboard frame (8) wheel Merchandise car; body lithographed in grey/blue details, roof is black/red stripes; somefinish damage to one side and scratches on roof, missing one door, C-4

Super semi-scale boxcar with nice semi-matte patina. Lettering is strong, with minor tinting(may clean up with care); One door-guide has a rub, but not offensive. An argument can be made for it being

Lot includes a G Scale Schlitz tank car, Miller High Life Milwaukee Beer boxcar, Popsicle boxcar, Reese's boxcar, Colorado & Southern caboose, (4) pieces of 24" track, and (5) pieces of 48" track. All

Lionel 52016 TCA 1993 39th Convention 3M Boxcar w/ OB, C10

Nice clean example with bright graphics. It shows very light handling with instructions and box, C8+. Tough!

Clean & bright type IIB body. It has a small white stain near door opening 1 side, but hard to see. Otherwise it show light runtime with nice box, C8+

Lionel prewar standard gauge 214 boxcar terra cotta with dark green roof and door guides, C7 in original box. Box is very good origina box as seen in the photos.

Clean American example, lithographed and shows light playwear.

This early type IIA car with grooves, has the black stamping only on one side. It shows light to moderate wear. Unusual! From The Estate Collection of Neil Padron.

Standard Gauge. Clean example with terra-cotta sides, dark green roof with brass trim. It shows light play wear with worn box. From The Estate Collection Of Tony Bifano.

Lionel O gauge prewar semi-scale 2955 SHELL tank car and 2954 PRR boxcar. Tank car is missing one coupler tang, otherwise both cars are complete and C7-C8.

Margaret Pace Willson (San Antonio, Texas, 1919-2006), "Train Boxcar", watercolor sight: 14 x 20 in., frame: 22 x 28 in. Provenance: An Austin, Texas collection Margaret Pace Willson was we

Great looking very large scale Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe box car, No. 63132. By Smith Miller, Smitty Toys of California and believed to be built in the early 1950s. Car measures approx. 33"

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

Scarce car showing bright graphics and light to moderate playwear, C7

Not found in this condition often! Awesome silver with wonderful luster to it, decals are near perfect and frame is unrun. It has its inspection label, instructions, scarce insert and nice box, C9+-10

LIONEL TRAINS STATE OF MAINE OPERATING BOXCAR 3494-275 & LUMINATING CABOOSE 6417-1 NIB- BOX DAMAGE-INK WRITINGS-FLAP TEARS