ABT: Rare Lionel #9849 Billboard Reefer/OB

Made as a corporate promotion in 1960 for a Cities Service. It has a 6465 CS tank car sitting on a Super O straight with HO billboard mounted to walnut display board with decal label. The tank has som

New Lionel O Gauge Seven (7) Assorted Lionel Lines Freight Cars, including box car #6 -9492, billboard reefer #6 -9849, long gondola #6 -6214, Hopper with coal load #6 -19303, illuminated porthole cab

Standard Gauge. Circa 1931. Created to replace the 381E loco that could not pull the 4-car State set. Only made 2 years and uncataloged. This example is all original except 1 headlight. It has nice un

Standard Gauge. Includes the rare green 390E steam loco with nice straight frame; matching 390T tender; 332 baggage with correct red doors; 339 Pullman; 341 observation. They are clean, showing light

Rare Lionel postwar separate sale dealer box of six 175-50 rockets. Extremely hard to find in any condition. A fantastic 175-77 original box that had a price tag string stapled to one end with a tag n

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

Standard Gauge. Very hard to find this Macys Special loco. It is state brown with cream stripe and green frame. It shows moderate playwear with generic box, C6. SCARCE!

Unrun rare Lionel postwar O RED 1002 gondola from D-27 dealer display "disappearing train" layout, C9.

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

Featured in this lot is this extremely rare and collectible Lionel diesel 2338 MR GP-7 locomotive. This locomotive shows a solid orange band that stems from the front, all the way through the cab, to

Rare Lionel prewar standard gauge 116 station in transitional colors with a red base, beige walls, apple green windows and roof, maroon doors, gold painted light fixtures, all original, C7.

Smallest for the test stations Lionel offered, and one of the most sought after as it takes less room on the bench: 24 X 8 X 10". It appears all original with nice graphics. It has 2 sets of test lead

Locomotive is missing the boiler front, some corrosion on the head lamp. Scratches and paint chips. Appears to have been reframed. Has a bild-a-loco motor. Needs side rod replacement, in good conditio

United States,Contemporary O gauge, 1 of only 250 produced, a rare and highly limited model train. Item no. 6-28024. Box 20" x 14" x 5 1/2", The entire auction is from the collection of a single Rhode

Rare Lionel postwar dealer display die cut letters spelling out LIONE TRAINS and a CIRCLE L. Missing one letter L, not sure how that happened but this is what you get. There is some of the aqua colore

Rare Lionel Santa Fe Olive Green Diesel, engine, Postwar FA A unit (Marine Corp green), A"027" gauge, green Marine Corp body from military set, letter stenciled Santa Fe, 221, 10 1/4", untested. CONDI

Rare Lionel prewar O gauge 262 steam locomotive and 262T tender with RED stripes. All original, not exactly the greatest shape but find another one. It isn't even in the Christian Rohlfing 1901-19

Old Rare Lionel 5 Trains, Tracks and other parts

This is the unpainted olive drab turbo launcher that came in the JC Penney set. It is clean, showing light playwear with original missiles, C8. Tough!

Circa 1942. Late colored 814R reefer with nickel plates. It has rust small rust spots throughout, but is very scarce, C4

RARE Lionel #8976 Switcher Locomotive all original and in great condition. Comes with 2224W Tender.

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

1st we have seen!! Standard Gauge. It was purchased by the consignor, at an Estate Auction in Westchester, NY, the weekend after 9-11-1991(He didnt recall which auction house it was). It was a single

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+