AMERICAN FLYER S AND O GAUGE TRAINS
By Toys Trains and Other Old Stuff LLC
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Nov 12, 2022
1951 W Division Rd Fowler Indiana 47944, United States
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Toystrainsandotheroldstuff LLC is happy to offer a fantastic collection of American Flyer S gauge trains and accessories. Includes a number of freight and passenger sets but very few boxes for the locomotives and rolling stock, many Alco PA / PB units such as Missouri Pacific, New Haven, Santa Fe freight (blue) and passenger (red), Comet, Silver Flash, Rocket and more plus steam locomotives such as 336, 332, 322, 326, 321, Royal Blue, Silver Bullet and many others, lots of fantastic condition reefers and box cars, some with original boxes, Canadian Pacific flat car with trees in original box, unrun Pig palace stock car, many passenger car sets, 900 series heavyweight cars with silhouettes, Gabe the Lamplighter, a number of high grade boxed accessories and Minicraft buildings (virtually everything Minicraft made for Gilbert except for the barn), track, switches, towers and more. The O gauge American Flyer includes a very early cast iron wind-up steamer with tender and a Chicago passenger car plus more to come.
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LOT 144:
American Flyer Postwar S gauge Pennsylvania 312 4-6-2 locomotive and tender with three cars
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Sold for: $55
Start price:
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Estimated price :
$5 - $75
Buyer's Premium: 15%
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American Flyer Postwar S gauge Pennsylvania 312 4-6-2 locomotive and tender with three cars
American Flyer Postwar S Pennsylvania 312 4-6-2 locomotive and tender with three cars. Includes locomotive and tender that are C6-7, it is untested, a 633 unpainted B and O box car, two 630 Reading lighted caboose, one is bright red, the other is more an orange color, these are C7, the cars all come with original boxes, one caboose box is solid and in every good condition with minor splits at flap seams, the other caboose box is missing its entire end on one side, the box car box is solid but has tape repair to both end flaps.
