KIBRI DESTINATION BOARD

Germany, includes: large ticket dispenser with six options, middle size with three options, and a re-wired small destination board, all have glass front boards. 5" to 6 1/4" h.

1011. MARKLIN TOILET AND TRIPLE DESTINATION BOARD | 6" h. | Destination board is reproduction, toilet is original building restored with replacement pieces. | $500 - $1,000

German hand painted destination board with European cities; Sonderzug, Rom, Budapest, Eger, Prag, Brunn, and Munchen, has two smaller signs on outside of one post, one sign says "Ankunft" and the othe

689. MARKLIN TICKET DISPENSER AND DESTINATION BOARD | Hand painted ticket dispenser and destination board, both feature European cities, circa 1919. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | 7.5" h. | Tic

1 Gauge. Nice German market board with all original 8 signs with levers and still retains its platform flags as well. It show light to moderate playwear, C6+-7

1 ga, handpainted tin, paint flaking, 9 1/2 in tall, 7 in wide, C4.

1698. RARE CARETTE TRUNNEL LOCOMOTIVE | Gauge 1, electric three-rail, litho body. | 12" l. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | Original body on modified chassis and trucks, one destination board is

Includes Destination Board with varied city sites together with hand crank done in blue with chained boom and truss support. 8 1/2" - 9 1/2" h.

slush die cast, yellow & brown, 6 1/2 in long, Destination Board says LYNGBY, a suburb of Copenhagen, touch up on roof, missing trolley poles, prewar, made in Denmark, C7.

O gauge, missing three gates poles, other has center tracks, truss type gates, includes Marklin destination board. 11" l.

Includes an early & late 42cm platform signals; 10/9227 zeppelin dock; water tank; destination board, no signs. All show light to moderate playwear, C6-7

314. BREVETTATO ITALY NAPOLI PASSENGER BUS | Scarce example, done in familiar polished chrome finish throughout, luggage rack on roof, keywind at side, "NAPOLI" named on destination board. | 8.5" l. |

handpainted tin, telegraph pole, 8 1/2 in, Marklin 1046 tunnel, 11 1/4 x 8 in, 2 lamp posts w/wicks, 8 in, destination board, 8 x 4 1/2 in, paint worn, C4-6.

Includes a refreshment booth & destination board, no billets. They show light playwear, C7+-8

Pre_War Marklin Destination Board City Sign post marker, Bing Bridge, Fandor German Tin Train Station. All original, bridge needs track piece, Marklin may be missing top rail.

Late 19th century. Cast wheels, rear stairs, destination boards. Open steering area. Seating for passengers on top. Marked "Le Parisien Tramway Rapide" on sides and front. Very interesting and primiti

Marked "Le Parisien Tramway Rapide" on sides of destination boards. Also marked "Sircuit Touristique" on rear. Push trailer with no mechanism. Spots for composition passengers but none remain. Does ha

Germany, lithographed tin, green body, I gauge No. 19411, features city destination boards on sides, lettered "19411." 22" l.

Circa 1900. Painted pressed tin with stencil lettering, 18" long. The mechanism functions nicely with trolley pole as key. It has all its destination boards, though the paint is worn. It also has all

clockwork pressed steel floor street car, clockwork mechanism is wound by trolley pole, retains original destination boards, marked on end panels "City Hall Park"; valence, step risers, seat supports

clockwork pressed steel floor street car, clockwork mechanism wound by trolley pole, retains original 3 destination boards with strong lettering, marked on end panels "City Hall Park"; valence, step r

LATE 19TH CENTURY FOLK ART PAINTED GAMEBOARD - PRIMITIVE PARCHEESI BOARD PAINTED ON ARTIST OR PRESSED BOARD APPLIED TO WOODEN BREAD BOARD - POLYCHROME HIGHLIGHTED W/ DESTINATIONS (NY, DOVER, NEWPORT E

Single sided Masonite sign showing Pine Tree and Flying Yankee Trains and their destinations and times. Hand-painted Masonite board shows excellent color and gloss with minor areas of light wear throu

Julian Stanczak (American, 1928-2017). Acrylic on board, with considerable depth and build to areas. Signed and titled to verso stretcher, and likely late 1950s. Gifted to Elizabeth Wilson, Cincinnati