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World's Largest Lionel Dealer CCharlesharles RRoo SSUPPLUPPL Y CCOMPOMP AANYNY 662 CROSS STREET, MALDEN, MA 02148 2015 LIONEL VOLUME 2 SHIPPING DATE PRICE GUIDE WORLD’S LARGEST LIONEL DEALER APPROXIMATE APPROXIMATE O SCALE LEGACY STEAM LOCOMOTIVES DELIVERY DATE LIONCHIEF® PLUS CONTROLLER DELIVERY DATE L82806 Union Pacific FEF-3 #844 (BTO) July $1429.95 L 8 3 0 7 1 U n iv e r s a l L C / L C + Remote Controller June $39.95 APPROXIMATE L82807 Union Pacific FEF-3 #844 Greyhound (BTO) July 1429.95 LIONCHIEF® PLUS STEAM LOCOMOTIVES D ELIVERY DATE L82808 Union Pacific FEF-3 #8444 (BTO) July 1429.95 L 8 1 2 9 5 S a n t a F e L i o n C h ie f P l u s Mikado $359.95 L82809 Union Pacific FEF-3 #838 (BTO) July 1429.95 L 8 2 9 6 0 N e w Y o r k C e n t r a l L i o n Chief Plus Mikado Apr 359.95 L82810 Union Pacific FEF-3 #835 Greyhound (BTO) July 1429.95 L 8 2 9 6 1 U n i o n P a c i f ic L i o n C h i e f Plus Mikado Apr 359.95 L82811 Meadow River Lumber Heisler #6 (BTO) June SOLD OUT L82962 Southern LionChief Plus Mikado Apr 359.95 L82812 Pickering Lumber Heisler #10 (BTO) June 1099.95 L 8 2 9 6 3 R i o G r a n d e L io n C h i e f P lus Mikado Apr 359.95 L82813 Cass Scenic Heisler #6 (BTO) June 1099.95 L 8 1 3 0 4 C N L io n C h i e f P lus 4-6-4 Hudson #5702 359.95 L82814 Kinzua Pine Mills Heisler #102 (BTO) June SOLD OUT L82964 Milwaukee Road LionChief Plus Hudson Apr 359.95 L82815 Mount Rainier Scenic Heisler #91 (BTO) June SOLD OUT L82965 Santa Fe LionChief Plus Hudson Apr 359.95 L82816 St. Regis Paper Heisler #92 (BTO) June 1099.95 L 8 2 9 6 6 L a c k a w a n n a L i o n C hief Plus Hudson Apr 359.95 L82180 Nickel Plate 2-8-0 #458 (BTO) June 669.95 L 8 2 9 6 7 C B & Q L i o n C h ie f P l u s Hudson Apr 359.95 L82181 Western Maryland 2-8-0 #734 (BTO) June 669.95 L 8 1 3 0 8 C P L i o n C h i e f P lu s 4 - 6 - 4 Pacific 359.95 L82182 Milwaukee Rd 2-8-0 #1201 (BTO) June 669.95 L 8 1 3 0 9 S P L i o n C h ie f P l u s 4 - 6 -4 Pacific 359.95 L82183 Union Pacific 2-8-0 #618 (BTO) June 669.95 L 8 1 3 1 1 A l a s k a L io n C h i e f Plus 4-6-4 Pacific 359.95 L82875 Southern 2-8-0 #630 (BTO) June 669.95 L 8 2 4 1 4 J e r s e y C e n tral LionChief Plus Camelback 369.95 L82876 Southern Pacific 2-8-0 #2521 (BTO) June SOLD OUT L82415 Lackawanna LionChief Plus Camelback 369.95 L82993 Weathered Union Pacific H-7 #3595 Mar SOLD OUT L82416 Lehigh Valley LionChief Plus Camelback 369.95 L82994 Weathered C&O H-7 #1578 Mar SOLD OUT L82417 Phil & Rdg. LionChief Plus Camelback 369.95 L82995 Weathered Union Pacific Y-3 #3671 Mar SOLD OUT L82418 Erie LionChief Plus Camelback 369.95 APPROXIMATE L82996 Weathered Pennsy Y-3 #376 Mar SOLD OUT LIONCHIEF ® PLUS DIESEL & ELECTRIC DELIVERY DATE APPROXIMATE O SCALE LEGACY DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES DELIVERY DATE L82290 Santa Fe LionChief Plus FT AA Feb $419.95 L83420 NS SD60E #6920 Veterans (BTO) Aug $544.95 L82302 Santa Fe LionChief Plus FT Powered B-Unit Feb 234.95 L83421 NS SD60E # 6963 GO Rail (BTO) Aug 544.95 L82293 Atlantic Coast Line LionChief Plus FT AA Feb 419.95 L83422 NS SD60E 911 First Responders (BTO) Aug 544.95 L82303 ACL LionChief Plus FT Pwrd B-Unit Feb 234.95 L83423 NS SD60E #6900 (BTO) Aug 544.95 L 8 2 2 9 6 E r ie L i o n C h ie f Plus FT AA Feb 419.95 L83424 NS SD60E #6916 (BTO) Aug 544.95 L 8 2 3 0 4 E r ie L i o n C h ie f P l u s F T P o w e r e d B - U n i t F e b 2 3 4 .95 L82796 Conrail SD38 #6935 (BTO) BTO July 544.95 L 8 2 2 9 9 R io G r a n d e L ionChief Plus FT AA Feb 419.95 L82797 Conrail SD38 #6953 (BTO) LIMITED QTY. July 544.95 L82305 Rio Grande LionChief Plus FT Pwrd B-Unit Feb 234.95 L82798 DM&IR SD38 #221 (BTO) AVAILABLE July 544.95 L82171 BNSF LionChief Plus GP20 #2050 Mar 279.95 L82799 DM&IR SD38 #223 (BTO) FOR SALE! July 544.95 L82172 NYC LionChief Plus GP20 #2102 Mar 279.95 L82800 EJ&E SD38 #650 (BTO) July 544.95 L82173 NS LionChief Plus GP20 #10 Mar 279.95 L82801 EJ&E SD38 #654 (BTO) July 544.95 L82174 NYSW LionChief Plus GP20 #1800 Mar 279.95 L82802 Penn Central SD38 #6940 (BTO) July 544.95 L 8 2 1 6 3 B & O L i o n C h ie f P l u s N W2 #9555 249.95 L82803 Penn Central SD38 #6945 (BTO) July 544.95 L82164 BN LionChief Plus NW2 #546 249.95 L82804 Reading & Northern SD38 #2000 (BTO) July 544.95 L 8 2 1 6 5 C B & Q L i o n C h i e f P lu s NW2 #9412A 249.95 L82805 Reading & Northern SD38 #2003 (BTO) July SOLD OUT L82166 Southern LionChief Plus NW2 #2401A 249.95 L82784 BN GP9 #1706 (BTO) May 459.95 L 3 8 7 7 8 C & N W L i o n C h ie f Plus RS-3 #1621 244.95 L82785 BN GP9 #1804 (BTO) May 459.95 L 3 8 7 7 9 N Y C L i o nChief Plus RS-3 #8244 244.95 L82786 Chessie GP9 #5903 (BTO) May 459.95 L 3 8 8 1 6 P R R L i o n C h ief Plus RS-3 #5620 244.95 L82787 Chessie GP9 #6240 (BTO) May 459.95 L38819 D&RGW LionChief Plus RS-3 #5202 244.95 L82788 Rio Grande GP9 #5911 (BTO) May 459.95 L 8 2 1 7 5 V i r g i n ia n L i o n Chief Plus Rectifier Feb 284.95 L82789 Rio Grande GP9 #5914 (BTO) May 459.95 L 8 2 1 7 6 N o r fo l k & W e s t e r n LionChief Plus Rectifier Feb 284.95 L82790 NYC GP9 #5940 (BTO) May 459.95 L 8 2 1 7 7 N e w H a v e n L i o n Chief Plus Rectifier Feb 284.95 L82178 Conrail LionChief Plus Rectifier Feb 284.95 L82791 NYC GP9 #5948 (BTO) May 459.95 L82179 Pennsylvania LionChief Plus Rectifier Feb 284.95 L82792 Pennsy GP9 #7006 (BTO) May 459.95 L82793 Pennsy GP9 #7048 (BTO) May 459.95 L82794 Southern GP9 #6256 (BTO) May 459.95 L82795 Southern GP9 #6257 (BTO) May 459.95 O R D E R ON-LINE L82829 B&O E7 AA #1422, #1428 (BTO) June 839.95 L82830 CB&Q E7 AA #9917A, #9917B (BTO) June 839.95 L82831 GN E7 AA #501A, #501B (BTO) June 839.95 www. charlesro.com L82832 Milwaukee Rd E7 AA #17A,17B (BTO) June 839.95 (BTO) June L82833 Pere Marquette E7 AA #101,102 839.95 Items in red are new for 2015. (BTO) = Built-To-Order - Limited Quantities L82834 Seaboard E7 AA #3019, 3020 (BTO) June SOLD OUT (L) = Legacy (C) = Conventional (CC) = Command Control (RS) = RailSounds TOLL FREE FOR ORDERS ONLY 1-800-225-4424 F 1-800-225-4425 F FAX 1-800-287-0090 2 CHARLES RO SUPPLY COMPANY APPROXIMATE APPROXIMATE COMMAND CONTROL MOTORIZED UNITS DELIVERY DATE SCALE ROLLING STOCK DELIVERY DATE L81122 Christmas 1955 Truck (CC) Apr $149.95 L82426 Rock Island 8-Door Hi-Cube Boxcar May $71.95 L81126 Western Pacific 1955 Truck (CC) Apr 149.95 L25972 Milwaukee Single-Door Round Roof Boxcar 57.95 L81127 Alaska 1955 Truck (CC) Apr 149.95 L 8 1 8 2 9 W e s t e r n P a c i f ic Single-Door Round Roof Boxcar 57.95 L81129 Milwaukee Road 1955 Truck (CC) Apr 149.95 L82855 ADM Unibody Tank Car Apr 53.95 L81130 CNJ 1955 Truck (CC) Apr 149.95 L82856 GATX Unibody Tank Car Apr 53.95 L81132 N&W 1955 Truck (CC) Apr 149.95 L 8 2 8 5 7 A F P X U n i b o d y T a n k C a r A p r 53.95 L81441 North Pole Express Rotary Snowplow (CC) July 234.95 L82859 Englehard Unibody Tank Car Apr 53.95 L81442 Pennsylvania Rotary Snowplow (CC) July 234.95 L29982 Central Vermont Milk Car Aug 57.95 L81443 Rio Grande Rotary Snowplow (CC) July 234.95 L29985 Boston & Maine Milk Car Aug 57.95 L81444 PRR Tie-Jector (CC) July 169.95 L82091 PRR Tie-Work Car 53.95 L82508 New York Central Milk Car Aug 57.95 L82092 MOW Tie Work Car 53.95 L82639 Milwaukee Road Milk Car Aug 57.95 L81446 Santa Fe Tie-Jector (CC) 169.95 L82848 Logging Disconnect w/Load Apr 46.95 L82093 Santa Fe Tie Work Car 53.95 L82849 Logging Disconnect w/Load 2-pack Apr 89.95 L81447 Norfolk Southern Tie-Jector (CC) 169.95 L82850 Milwaukee Rd 40' Flat w/Lumber Load May 64.95 L82094 Norfolk Southern Tie Work Car 53.95 L82851 Northern Pacific 40' Flat w/Lumber Load May 64.95 L81448 Amtrak Tie-Jector (CC) 169.95 L82852 Meadow River Lumber 40' Flat w/Lumber Ld.
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