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Auction Results AUCTION RESULTS http://www.juliensauctions.com/auctions/2017/neil-young/results.html LOT # LOT HEADING FINAL 1 LIONEL 6-18058 CENTURY CLUB "773" HUDSON LOCOMOTIVE $750.00 2 LIONEL 6-18053 CENTURY CLUB "726" BERKSHIRE LOCOMOTIVE $640.00 3 LIONEL 6-18314 CENTURY CLUB "2332" PRR GG-1 LOCOMOTIVE $448.00 4 LIONEL 6-38496 SOUTHERN PACIFIC DD-35 LOCOMOTIVE $576.00 5 LIONEL 6-18043 C&O "490" HUDSON LOCOMOTIVE $768.00 6 LIONEL 6-8587 WABASH "550" FM DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $312.50 7 LIONEL 6-18564 CANADIAN PACIFIC "2380" GP-9 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $384.00 8 LIONEL 6-18502 SEABOARD "6220" NW2 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $576.00 9 LIONEL 6-18191 WESTERN PACIFIC F-3 A-A DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES $437.50 10 LIONEL 6-18859 PHANTOM II LOCOMOTIVE $448.00 11 LIONEL 6-18447 EXECUTIVE INSPECTION CAR $640.00 12 LIONEL 6-19075 - 19078 LIONEL LINES "MADISON" PASSENGER CARS $448.00 13 LIONEL 6-19097, 6-19098, 29090, 29139 LIONEL LINES "MADISON" PASSENGER CARS $384.00 14 LIONEL 6-26977 SINCLAIR DIE-CAST SINGLE DOME TANK CAR 3-PACK $320.00 15 LIONEL 6-29936 DIE-CAST TANK CAR 4-PACK $320.00 16 LIONEL DIE-CAST SCALE FREIGHT CARS 4-PACK $448.00 17 LIONEL VISION LINE 6-28314 UNION PACIFIC 3GS21B GENSET DIESEL SWITCHER $640.00 18 LIONEL 6-18953 NYC ALCO PA POWERED A DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $896.00 19 LIONEL 6-14065 NUCLEAR REACTOR ACCESSORY $640.00 20 LIONEL MEADOW RIVER DIE-CAST LOG CAR 3-PACK $576.00 21 LIONEL 6-18319 NEW HAVEN EP-5 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE $512.00 22 LIONEL 6-19959 1997 LIONEL AMBASSADOR CABOOSE $512.00 23 LIONEL 6-29305 CHISHOLM TRAIL STOCK CAR, 6-36834 SANTA FE TRANSPARENT $320.00 INSTRUCTION CAR 24 LIONEL 6-18322 LACKAWANNA "2321" FM TRAINMASTER DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $375.00 25 LIONEL 6-18096 SANTA FE "1491" ATLANTIC STEAM LOCOMOTIVE $576.00 26 LIONEL 6-28320 VISION LINE CANADIAN PACIFIC "9860" EVOLUTION HYBRID ES44AC $1,024.00 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE 27 LIONEL 6-8606 BOSTON & ALBANY "784" HUDSON LOCOMOTIVE $576.00 28 LIONEL 6-51008 BURLINGTON PIONEER ZEPHYR SET $640.00 29 LIONEL 6-21759 CANADIAN PACIFIC "2373" F-3 A-A PASSENGER SET $1,024.00 30 LIONEL 6-18010 PENNSYLVANIA "6200" SCALE TURBINE LOCOMOTIVE, WITH 6-51702 $768.00 PENNSYLVANIA N-8 SCALE BRASS CABOOSE 31 LIONEL 6-11116 UNION PACIFIC "844" FEF-3 4-8-4 NORTHERN LOCOMOTIVE $896.00 32 LIONEL 6-28306 VISION LINE GENERAL ELECTRIC "2010" EVOLUTION HYBRID ES44AC $1,600.00 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE 33 LIONEL 6-28084 NEW YORK CENTRAL "5452" J-3A DREYFUS HUDSON $768.00 34 LIONEL 6-38009 JOSHUA LIONEL COWEN SERIES RIO GRANDE "3803" CHALLENGER $768.00 LOCOMOTIVE 35 LIONEL 6-18079 NEW YORK CENTRAL "1967" 2-8-2 MIKADO LOCOMOTIVE $512.00 36 LIONEL 6-11154 VISION LINE PENNSYLVANIA "8183" 0-8-8-0 CC2 LOCOMOTIVE $768.00 37 LIONEL 6-38029 UNION PACIFIC "9000" 4-12-2 LOCOMOTIVE $768.00 38 LIONEL 6-38055 SANTA FE "3751" 4-8-4 NORTHERN LOCOMOTIVE $640.00 39 LIONEL 6-39139 SANTA FE "600" STATION SOUNDS DINING CAR $384.00 40 LIONEL 6-31755 TEXAS SPECIAL E-7 DIESEL PASSENGER SET WITH 6-25496 $1,152.00 STATIONSOUNDS DINER 41 LIONEL POSTWAR 6464-500 TIMKEN BOXCAR $320.00 42 LIONEL POSTWAR 6464-375 CENTRAL OF GEORGIA BOXCAR $192.00 43 LIONEL POSTWAR 6464-225 S.P . BOXCAR AND 6464-525 M&StL BOXCAR $192.00 44 LIONEL PREWAR X2954 PENNSYLVANIA BOXCAR $128.00 45 LIONEL POSTWAR 2411 FLAT WITH PIPES, 3459 COAL DUMP , 2457 PENNSYLVANIA $384.00 CABOOSE 46 LIONEL POSTWAR 3435 OPERATING AQUARIUM CAR $1,125.00 47 LIONEL POSTWAR 6427 VIRGINIAN PORTHOLE CABOOSE $320.00 48 LIONEL POSTWAR 3459 COAL DUMP CAR $320.00 49 LIONEL POSTWAR 6500 FLAT WITH BONANZA AIRPLANE $320.00 50 TWO LIONEL POSTWAR 6800 FLATCARS WITH BONANZA AIRPLANES $448.00 51 LIONEL POSTWAR 6463 ROCKET FUEL TANK CAR $448.00 52 LIONEL POSTWAR 3434 OPERATING CHICKEN SWEEPER CAR, 6467 MISCELLANEOUS $256.00 CAR 53 LIONEL POSTWAR 2331 VIRGINIAN FM TRAINMASTER DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $320.00 54 LIONEL POSTWAR 2356 SOUTHERN F-3 A-B-A DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES $512.00 55 LIONEL POSTWAR 2365 C&O GP-7 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $448.00 56 LIONEL POSTWAR 59 MINUTEMAN DIESEL SWITCHER LOCOMOTIVE $640.00 57 LIONEL POSTWAR 622 SANTA FE NW-2 DIESEL SWITCHER $384.00 58 LIONEL POSTWAR 2321 LACKAWANNA FM TRAINMASTER DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $384.00 59 LIONEL POSTWAR 2363 ILLINOIS CENTRAL F-3 A-B DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES $512.00 60 LIONEL POSTWAR 2349 NORTHERN PACIFIC GP-9 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $384.00 61 LIONEL POSTWAR 746 NORFOLK AND WESTERN J TYPE 4-8-4 LOCOMOTIVE $768.00 62 LIONEL POSTWAR 726 BERKSHIRE 2-8-4 LOCOMOTIVE, 1946 VERSION $576.00 63 LIONEL POSTWAR 2352 PENNSYLVANIA EP-5 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE $384.00 64 64 LIONEL POSTWAR 2351 MILWAUKEE ROAD EP-5 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE $1,280.00 65 LIONEL POSTWAR 2338 MILWAUKEE ROAD GP-7 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE WITH RARE $1,152.00 ORANGE STRIPE CAB 66 LIONEL POSTWAR 2347 C&O GP-7 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $1,600.00 67 LIONEL POSTWAR 2333 NEW YORK CENTRAL F-3 A-A DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES $512.00 68 LIONEL POSTWAR 2331 VIRGINIAN FM TRAINMASTER DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $448.00 69 LIONEL POSTWAR 2332 PENNSYLVANIA GG-1 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE $448.00 70 LIONEL POSTWAR 2332 PENNSYLVANIA GG-1 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE $437.50 71 LIONEL POSTWAR 2330 PENNSYLVANIA GG-1 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE $384.00 72 LIONEL POSTWAR 2340 PENNSYLVANIA GG-1 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE $448.00 73 LIONEL POSTWAR 2340 PENNSYLVANIA GG-1 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE $320.00 74 LIONEL POSTWAR 2360 PENNSYLVANIA GG-1 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE $448.00 75 LIONEL POSTWAR 2341 JERSEY CENTRAL FM TRAINMASTER DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $2,240.00 76 LIONEL POSTWAR 726RR BERKSHIRE 2-8-4 LOCOMOTIVE, 1952 VERSION $512.00 77 LIONEL POSTWAR 682 PENNSYLVANIA 6-8-6 TURBINE LOCOMOTIVE $576.00 78 LIONEL POSTWAR 726 BERKSHIRE 2-8-4 LOCOMOTIVE, 1946 VERSION $625.00 79 LIONEL POSTWAR 773 HUDSON 4-6-4 LOCOMOTIVE $896.00 80 LIONEL PREWAR 203 0-6-0 SWITCHER $448.00 81 LIONEL PREWAR 2955 SHELL TANK CAR, 2956 B&O HOPPER, 2957 N.Y.C. CABOOSE $448.00 82 LIONEL PREWAR HIAWATHA 782, 783, 784 PASSENGER CARS $448.00 83 LIONEL PREWAR CITY OF LOS ANGELES 752E, 753, 753, 754 SET $448.00 84 LIONEL PREWAR FLYING YANKEE 616, 617, 617, 617, 618 SET $576.00 85 LIONEL PREWAR CITY OF DENVER 636W, 637, 637, 638 PASSENGER SET $576.00 86 LIONEL PREWAR 254, 610, 610, 612 PASSENGER SET $576.00 87 LIONEL RURAL CERAMIC STATION $512.00 88 AMERICAN FLYER UNION STATION $384.00 89 LIONEL POSTWAR 38 OPERATING WATER TOWER $448.00 91 LIONEL 6-32997 ALUMINUM RICO STATION $320.00 92 LIONEL 6-32998 LIONEL HOBBY SHOP $512.00 93 LIONEL POSTWAR 2028 PENNSYLVANIA GP-7 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $320.00 94 LIONEL POSTWAR 2541, 2542, 2543, 2544 CONGRESSIONAL ALUMINUM PASSENGER $384.00 CARS 95 LIONEL POSTWAR 2521, 2522, 2523, 2523 PRESIDENTIAL ALUMINUM PASSENGER $640.00 CARS 96 LIONEL POSTWAR 2625, 2625, 2625 "IRVINGTON" PASSENGER CARS $320.00 97 LIONEL POSTWAR 2373 CANADIAN PACIFIC F-3 A-A DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES $1,024.00 98 LIONEL POSTWAR 2541, 2542, 2543, 2544 CONGRESSIONAL ALUMINUM PASSENGER $512.00 CARS 99 LIONEL PM-1 POWERMASTER PROTOTYPE, PRODUCTION PM-1, AND SOFTWARE $448.00 MODIFIED CAB-1 100 LIONEL PROTOTYPE CONTROL PANEL $128.00 101 TWO LIONEL TRAINMASTER SC-1 SWITCH AND ACCESSORY CONTROLLER $128.00 PROTOTYPES 102 TWO LION PACK MODEL TA100 CONTROLLER PROTOTYPES $75.00 103 LIONEL ZW-D TRANSFORMER PROTOTYPE $1,280.00 104 LIONEL ZW-D TRANSFORMER PREPRODUCTION MODEL $1,024.00 105 LIONEL ZW-D TRANSFORMER PREPRODUCTION MODEL $896.00 106 LIONEL ZW-D TRANSFORMER PREPRODUCTION MODEL $896.00 107 PROTOTYPE MOCKUP FOR COMMAND CONTROL HANDHELD REMOTE AND POWER $1,920.00 BASE 108 PROTOTYPE MOCKUP FOR A TABLE MOUNTED SPEAKER $100.00 109 LIONEL LEGACY CONTROLLER AND BASE PROTOTYPES $576.00 110 SIX LIONEL CAB-2 PROTOTYPE HANDHELD CONTROLLERS $1,280.00 111 LIONEL PREWAR 238E PENNSYLVANIA 4-4-2 LOCOMOTIVE $448.00 112 PREWAR LIONEL 763-E HUDSON 4-6-4 LOCOMOTIVE $1,024.00 113 LIONEL POSTWAR 156 STATION PLATFORM $384.00 114 PREWAR LIONEL 763-E HUDSON 4-6-4 LOCOMOTIVE $1,875.00 115 PREWAR LIONEL 700E SCALE HUDSON 4-6-4 LOCOMOTIVE $1,875.00 116 LIONEL 6-18952 SANTA FE "2000" ALCO PA DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $448.00 117 PROTOTYPE LIONEL DASH-8/9 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $256.00 118 PROTOTYPE LIONEL GP30 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE SHELL AND ALCO DIESEL $256.00 LOCOMOTIVE CHASSIS ASSEMBLY 119 LIONEL 8689 NORFOLK SOUTHERN DASH 8 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE CONVERTED TO A $437.50 CAMERA CAR 120 LIONEL 6-18211 SUSQUEHANNA DASH 8 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE CONVERTED TO A $437.50 CAMERA CAR 121 LIONEL VISION DASH 8 "8789" CAMERA CAR $640.00 122 LIONEL VISION DASH 8 "8549" CAMERA CAR $768.00 123 LIONEL VISION DASH 8 "8819" CAMERA CAR $750.00 124 LIONEL VISION DASH 8 "8709" CAMERA CAR $768.00 125 TWO PROTOTYPE LIONEL 6-28029 BIG BOY TENDERS $384.00 126 LIONEL 6-8307 SOUTHERN PACIFIC "4449" DAYLIGHT 4-8-4 LOCOMOTIVE $512.00 127 PROTOTYPE LIONEL SOUTHERN PACIFIC "B" UNIT $192.00 128 PROTOTYPE LIONEL DASH-8/9 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE $384.00 129 LIONEL 6-9707 MKT "BURNING STOCK CAR" PROTOTYPE $256.00 130 LIONEL PREPRODUCTION 6-19833 2426RS DIE-CAST TENDER $128.00 131 PROTOTYPE LIONEL 2-8-4 BERKSHIRE LOCOMOTIVE $896.00 133 LIONEL 6-18003 LACKAWANNA "1501" 4-8-4 NORTHERN LOCOMOTIVE $384.00 134 LIONEL 6-18006 READING T-1 4-8-4 NORTHERN LOCOMOTIVE $384.00 135 PROTOTYPE LIONEL SOUTHERN PACIFIC 4-8-4 DAYLIGHT LOCOMOTIVE $640.00 136 PROTOTYPE LIONEL 6-28029 BIG BOY 4-8-8-4 LOCOMOTIVE $640.00 137 PROTOTYPE LIONEL RAILSOUNDS II SUPER TENDER $256.00 138 PREPRODUCTION SAMPLE LIONEL 6-11122 UNION PACIFIC BIG BOY 4-8-8-4 $2,125.00 LOCOMOTIVE 139 PROTOTYPE LIONEL "SHADOW" TENDER $448.00 140 PROTOTYPE LIONEL PERE MARQUETTE TENDER $256.00 141 PROTOTYPE LIONEL COMMAND CONTROL SEARCHLIGHT CAR $384.00 142 PROTOTYPE/PREPRODUCTION SAMPLE LIONEL 6-8307 SOUTHERN PACIFIC "4449" $512.00 DAYLIGHT 4-8-4 LOCOMOTIVE 143 PROTOTYPE LIONEL CENTURY CLUB 2333 NEW YORK CENTRAL F-3 A-A DIESEL $512.00 LOCOMOTIVES
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