american flyer lines mfg co

[lsangiacomo]

can you tell me something about tis train?

i think it was produced about in 1925

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/842/trenino.jpg/

[Northwoods Flyer]

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Northwoods Flyer

[lsangiacomo]

I try to correct the link

Thank you for your attention

http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/4337/a228h.jpg

http://img842.imageshack.us/img842/1026/trenino.jpg

http://img824.imageshack.us/img824/4240/a227w.jpg

http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/562/a225q.jpg

Bye

 

[mersenne6]

  The set dates from 1933 - 1934.  It's a variation of the Paul Revere/Yellowstone sets-the variation being the locomotive.  The one pictured is the lower priced version.

[lsangiacomo]

thank you for your answer, can you suggest me a site to improve my knowledge about american flyer lines mgf co?

do you know what is approssimative value of the set whit locomotive ane three coaches?

excuse me for my poo english

Bye

Lucio

 

 

 

[mersenne6]

 

  Although I might be a tad biased I'd say the best place to get information about prewar Flyer on the internet is the very long thread right here on this forum -

Pre War American Flyer Pictures - An Invitation - Index page 1 & 44

http://cs.trains.com/TRCCS/forums/t/116423.aspx

Northwoods Flyer started it a few years ago and it covers a very large part of the pre-war Flyer offerings.

As for the value, I couldn't say.  You might try checking e-bay from time-to-time and bookmarking auctions with similar items and see how they do.