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The $10 Lionel Clockwork

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The $10 Lionel Clockwork
Posted by dbaker48 on Thursday, October 12, 2006 11:33 AM
OK Guys...  Here it is the $10 NEW Clockwork......












The real story.....
It is actually a toy, manufactured by Schylling, of Rowley MA, and licensed by Lionel.  But will certainlly make an interesting conversation item.  Looking forward to taking to the train club when I return home.   Price actually was $10, it is NEW, with the Box, and is Mint.


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Posted by thor on Thursday, October 12, 2006 11:41 AM
NEW as in brand new just made or new old stuff?  Because if its new as in just made, thats a great project to motorize and make it run electrically as well as having it for a clockwork toy. I like clockwork, always did.
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Posted by dbaker48 on Thursday, October 12, 2006 11:50 AM
Actually it is NEW, kinda small though.  Runs on floor or carpet, will no go up an incline.

BTW, I know of 3 more that are available, cost would be $10 plus $6 shipping if anyone wants me to pick them up one.

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Posted by phillyreading on Thursday, October 12, 2006 11:54 AM

Will it run on 027 or O gauge track?

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Posted by cheapclassics on Thursday, October 12, 2006 12:12 PM

Good afternoon all,

I have a streamliner version of the same thing.  There is a brand of plastic track by Tomy that was used for some Thomas material a few years ago.  I run the set on that.  Sometimes if I wind it too much, it flies off the curves!

Keep on training,

Mike C. from Indiana

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Posted by jimhaleyscomet on Thursday, October 12, 2006 1:00 PM
Would you say it is closer to HO, N, or S scale? 

Also, is there a part number on the box.  I would like to find it locally if I could.

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Posted by jimhaleyscomet on Thursday, October 12, 2006 1:09 PM
Check this out!

http://search.store.yahoo.com/cgi-bin/nsearch?follow-pro=1&vwcatalog=playthingspastllc&catalog=playthingspastllc&query=lionel&x=0&y=0

They should advertise in CTT!

Jim H


Lionel Tin Streamline Train   $9.89

- Wind up tin train measures 12 3/4 inches long. Comes in a Lionel logo box. By Schylling. SH-LSLT ...





LIONEL TRAIN Railroad Hand Car Centennial Edition by Schylling   $30.00

Lionel has been a family tradition since 1900. Schylling is honored to present the Lionel Railroad Hand Car which is the latest numbered addition to the ... The Hand Car is 6 inches long and 4 inches high and comes in an orange Lionel logo tin box encased in a Lionel logo cardboard sleeve. Beautifully packaged for gifts. Part of the Schylling Collector's Series. Licensed by Lionel. Ages 8 and up. SH60 ...





Lionel Flash Light by Schylling   $5.99

- Features a siren shislte, a Morse Code Flash button and key chart. Requires 2 C batteries, not included. Blister carded. Measures 7 1/4 inches across. Blister package. SH ...





LIONEL PINBALL by Schylling   $5.49

- A classic hand held pinball game. It is tin backed with metal balls and measures 10 in tall. Comes packaged in a window box. SH-LPB ...


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Posted by dbaker48 on Thursday, October 12, 2006 1:16 PM
Jim,
This is exactly what I got.  Found it at a train store.  I agree they probably would sell out, maybe we just gave them a BIG marketing boost.

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Posted by cnw1995 on Thursday, October 12, 2006 4:31 PM
It's small - won't run on O gauge track. That said, these folks also make or rather made the famous wind-up 'Rail Zeppelin'  - two flavors still floating out there: Lionel and all-chrome. I just got the latter for myself which I'm saving for Christmas.

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Posted by Joe Hohmann on Friday, October 13, 2006 5:16 AM
This set is not made to run on ANY track, only the floor. The wheels don't have flanges, but are "ribbed" for traction. I bought one for my 2-year-old Grandson, who uses it as a push-toy. I'ts very nice, especially for the price. It's sold at just about any train show. Joe
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Posted by wallyworld on Monday, October 16, 2006 8:48 AM
I just purchased mine. Thanks for the tip. In return, here are some other wind ups;

http://www.tinmantintoys.com/bpandt/index.html

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Posted by cnw1995 on Monday, October 16, 2006 8:55 AM
What a great site! I've always liked wind-up or 'tin-plate' toys.

Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.

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