One positive of moving is the things that turn up
This is the schedule for the York excursion
Including a punched ticket for the Northern Central line
Well thank goodness Bennet Levin's involved with 1361 now. If he says he's going to bring it back to life you can bet it's going to get done, one way or another.
You know, in a way moving is kind of like archeology, or cleaning out the refrigerator for that matter.
"Where did THIS come from?"
Yes, things that I had forgotten about completely, or wondered where they had gone...
it's been interesting
Paul
Or you live in a house where your father had stuff stored away that you never knew you had...
Trains, trains, wonderful trains. The more you get, the more you toot!
I only see three boxes, but holy smoke, is that the complete Marx set?
Wrap your head around this. My dad was born in 1902. If he hadn't been a poor kid living on a Pennsylvania farm, think of the toys he could have had hiding away in our attic!
Becky, looking at how well you turned out I'd say your dad did pretty darn good!
Everything else was gravy.
And thanks for the look at the Marx set! Quite a thing to have.
Nice collection!
So, this set must be from the 50's, as it only goes up through " Ike "?
This looks promising...
And it is !
Going to be a great day !
Firelock76 Becky, looking at how well you turned out I'd say your dad did pretty darn good! Everything else was gravy. And thanks for the look at the Marx set! Quite a thing to have.
Thanks!
Postwar Paul Nice collection! So, this set must be from the 50's, as it only goes up through " Ike "?
And Mamie! That's sounds about right, my half-sister's time I'd guess. And that's a real dynamic duo paul!
Thanks, I was happy to free them from confinement. The 726rr is fully serviced, and ready to go. The 2035 from the train show runs well forward and reverse, and whistles. But, I'll hold off on running her until I have the time to service her completely. Right now, even my tools are packed away !
Our community is FREE to join. To participate you must either login or register for an account.
Get the Classic Toy Trains newsletter delivered to your inbox twice a month