old train question

Posted by Anonymous

on Sun, Mar 14 2004 5:11 PM

i have obtained two boxes of trains. 1 has a american flyer model 1337 the oriental in it and the other is a box of metal buildings with the name haener on it . it also has a lionel multivolt transformer with it . the instruction sheet has a copyright of 1928 on it can anybody tell me something about this set and if it is of any value. the box is a little worn but buildings and train are in very good condition . the engine says number 3112 on it and the cars are post office car , paul revere car and lexington cabbose.

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Posted by tree68

on Mon, Mar 15 2004 7:44 PM

Check with hobby shops in your area. Also check on RR clubs, if you haven't already. Next stop is the ads in the model RR mags - MR and RMC. Finally, do a search on-line.

To the right person, they are probably worth plenty, assuming they are in good shape.

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