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There is a danger here that you should be aware of: Many old Marklin items are very rare and valuable (many are not, it just depends). You need to consult experts in European trains (See my post above) and take some time to educate yourself in the value of some of the items or you may let items that are very rare go for next to nothing. Most train dealers in the US deal with either Brass or US protoype gear and are not very knowledgeable about European stuff. I agree with other posters: What's the rush??? Your grandfather probably built the collection over many years, why sell it off in a rush?? <br /> <br />Guy
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