Gauge One America Van Winkle Pullman combo

A one gauge train model pullman car by J & M Models, Dorset, England, for Guage One America. Painted metal and plastic Pullman car, Elkhart Valley. Measures 32" long, 4" wide, 5.5" high. Excellent det

Modern era American Flyer S gauge Erie passenger cars, three in original boxes one loose. Trains all have matching paint loss to bottom skirting on one side only, C6+. 9504 combo, 9505 Pullman, 95

American Flyer S Gauge 653 Maroon Pullman Combo Passenger Car, C8. Unpainted maroon plastic.

Buffalo Pottery Marine Jug and Other Pitchers Comprising five pitchers: one 1909 transferware Marine jug (1414), one depicting Rip Van Winkle with small crack to rim, one landing of Roger Williams wit

A rare Tiffany & Company sterling sliver table top temperate gauge designed by one of America’s important Industrial Designers, Henry Dreyfuss for Honeywell. Many of the today’s concepts of design

519. BRASS STANDARD GAUGE GONDOLA | Standard gauge, all brass construction, one America Flyer coupler and one custom coupler. | 13" l. | All Original Condition. | $150 - $300

A one gauge train model Pullman dining car by J & M Models, Dorset, England. Painted metal and plastic dining car, the Lydia. Measures 25.5" long, 4" wide, 5.5" high. Excellent detail.

A one gauge train model dining car by Wilag, Made in Switzerland. Painted tin metal German dining car, Speisewagen Mitropa, Hamburg - Koln. Measures 22.25" long, 3.5" wide, 5" high.

Commodore Vanderbilt tender. Two 710 0 gauge pullman and one 712 observation. Overall some scratching on cars. Engine and tender are very good. Condition (Very Good).

Five piece American Flyer train set. One American Flyer engine #4675. One American Flyer coal car #4671. One American Flyer America #4184. One Pullman Pleasant View #4185. One U.S. Post Office mail ca

A set of four Lionel #6-19153 Chesapeake & Ohio O gauge aluminum passenger cars. Includes one combo car (6-19145), two passenger cars (6-19144/6-19147), and one observation car (6-19150). All cars in

Royal Doulton lot of 6 small character jugs. All measure between 3" and 4" tall. "Rip Van Winkle" #D6463, "Athos" ( one of three musketeers) dated 1955, "Lobster Man" #D6620, "Sairey Gamp" - A, "Paddy

American Flyer S Gauge Early 653 Painted Red Combo Pullman Passenger Car Painted on a Black Shell. Lower C7.

Lionel Engine No. 384-E Tender; One Observation Car 312; One Pullman Car 309.

Locomotive #4019, #4041 America Pullman car, #4040 mail/baggage car and #4042 America observation car.

American Flyer Standard Gauge Passenger Train Set. Includes a 4019 Locomotive, 4040 Baggage Car, America Pullman Car and Pleasantview Observation Car. Condition: Good with minor dents, scratches and w

American Flyer Prewar standard gauge passenger set. There is a 4643 powered electric locomotive, an America pullman (missing a coupler), and an America observation car. Metal construction.

A lot of three prewar Lionel standard gauge train cars in peacock blue. Includes one Railway Mail car (#332), one Pullman passenger car (#339), and one Observation car (#341). All in good condition, w

#4152 Pleasant View observation car and #4151 "America" Pullman car.

from estate all 3 for one bid appx 3 /12" -4" no chips or crack noted some earlier backstamps check the pics rip van winkle, falconer, guardsman

Variation One. Grey-blue cap; brown robes; figure dressed in blue resting against tree. In 1820, the American writer Washington Irving wrote the story of Rip Van Winkle, based on legends he had heard

Variation One. Grey-blue cap; brown robes; figure dressed in blue resting against tree. In 1820, the American writer Washington Irving wrote the story of Rip Van Winkle, based on legends he had heard

Variation One. Grey-blue cap; brown robes; figure dressed in blue resting against a tree. In 1820, the American writer Washington Irving wrote the story of Rip Van Winkle, based on legends he had hear

Variation One. Grey-blue cap; brown robes; figure dressed in blue resting against tree. In 1820, the American writer Washington Irving wrote the story of Rip Van Winkle, based on legends he had heard