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2018 MTH Price Guide 662 CROSS STREET, 46 MALDEN, MA 02148 MTH 2018 VOLUME 1, 2, & READY-TO-RUN PRICE GUIDE WORLD’S LARGEST LIONEL DEALER MTH ELECTRIC TRAINS MTH manufactures a large selection of high quality model trains. They make a wide range of proBdEEFuOARcEL Y4t /Bs30U /Y1i 3n RAmEFTGEa RP R4n/IC3y 0E /13 roadnames. It is not economically feasable for us to stock every item. This price guide shows item in their recent catalog that we will stock . If we do not stock it we would be glad to order it for you. Any item shown in the catalog and not on our price guide can be SPECIAL ORDERED . Call or email to get pricing and availablility. View list of regular stock items on our web site. MTH PREMIER STEAM LOCOMOTIVES - HI-RAIL WHEELS MTH PREMIER DIESEL LOCOS - HI-RAIL WHEELS (Continued) MT20210561 C&O M-1 Steam Turbine Loco w/PS 3 Jan $1029.95 MT20209791 SOO Line GP-35 Low Hood w/PS 3 Aug 439.95 MT2036151 N&W 2-6-6-4 Class A Steam Loco w/PS 3 1399.95 MT20209801 WM GP-35 Low Hood Diesel w/PS 3 Aug 439.95 MT203620 N&W Auxiliary Die-Cast Water Tender II 209.95 MT20209841 Southern GP-35 High Hood Diesel w/PS 3 Aug 439.95 MT2037581 SP 4-8-4 GS-4 Loco w/PS 3 & LED Lights 1299.95 MT20209851 Southern GP-35 High Hood Diesel w/PS 3 Aug 439.95 MT203764 American Freedom Auxiliary Water Tender III 209.95 MTH PREMIER DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES - HI-RAIL WHEELS MT20209861 RF&P GP-35 Low Hood Diesel w/PS 3 Aug 439.95 MT20209871 RF&P GP-35 Low Hood Diesel w/PS 3 Aug 439.95 MT20208621 U.S. Army GP-9 Diesel w/PS 3 Jun $439.95 MT20209901 UP (Red/White/Blue) SD40-2 Diesel w/PS 3 Oct 459.95 MT20208641 Lehigh Valley GP-9 Diesel w/PS 3 Jun 439.95 MT20209951 CSX SD40-2 Diesel w/PS 3 Oct 459.95 MT20208661 SOO Line GP-9 Diesel w/PS 3 Jun 439.95 MT20209961 CSX SD40-2 Diesel w/PS 3 Oct 459.95 MT20208701 Southern GP-9 Diesel w/PS 3 Jun 439.95 MT20209971 NS/Maersk SD40-2 Diesel w/PS 3 Oct 459.95 MT20208711 Southern GP-9 Diesel w/PS 3 Jun 439.95 MT20210041 Santa Fe Alco PA A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 Sept 459.95 MT20208741 U.S. Army G.E. 44 Ton Phase 3 w/PS 3 399.95 MT20210043 Santa Fe Alco PA B-Unit (Non-Pwrd) Sept 209.95 MT20208761 U.S.M.C. G.E. 44 Ton Phase 3 w/PS 3 399.95 MT20210051 Santa Fe Alco PA A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 Sept 459.95 MT20208781 U.S. Air Force G.E. 44 Ton Phase 3 w/PS 3 399.95 MT20210054 Santa Fe Alco PA A Unit (Non-Pwrd) Sept 254.95 MT20208801 Strasburg G.E. 44 Ton Phase 3 w/PS 3 399.95 MT20210201 Prov. & Worchester GP-40 Diesel w/PS 3 Dec 439.95 MT20208811 Lackawanna G.E. 44 Ton Phase 3 w/PS 3 399.95 MT20210211 Prov. & Worchester GP-40 Diesel w/PS 3 Dec 439.95 MT20208831 NYO & W G.E. 44 Ton Phase 1c w/PS 3 399.95 MT20210271 Northern Pacific F-3 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 Aug 399.95 MT20208871 Pennsy G.E. 44 Ton Phase 3 w/PS 3 399.95 MT20210273 Northern Pacific F-3 B-Unit (Non-Pwrd) Aug 144.95 MT20208891 U.S. Army Alco S-2 Switcher w/PS 3 Jul 399.95 MT20210281 Northern Pacific F-3 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 Aug 399.95 MT20208921 Great Northern Alco S-2 Switcher w/PS 3 Jul 399.95 MT20210283 Northern Pacific F-3 B-Unit (Non-Pwrd) Aug 144.95 MT20208961 Chessie Alco S-2 Switcher w/PS 3 Jul 399.95 MT20210284 Northern Pacific F-3 A Unit (Non-Pwrd) Aug 169.95 MT20209001 CP Rail GP38-2 Diesel w/PS 3 Jul 439.95 MT20210291 Western Pacific F-3 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 Aug 399.95 MT20209041 IC Gulf (Red/White/Blue) GP38-2 w/PS 3 Jul 439.95 MT20210293 Western Pacific F-3 B-Unit Diesel (Non-Pwrd) Aug 144.95 MT20210301 Western Pacific F-3 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 Aug 399.95 MT20209051 CPrSovXid GenPc3e 8&- 2W Doricehseeslt ewr /DPaSs h3 8 -40BW w/PS 3 Jul 439.95 MT20210303 Western Pacific F-3 B-Unit (Non-Pwrd) Aug 144.95 MT20209131 Providence & Worchester Dash 8-40BW w/PS 3 Jun 439.95 MT20209141 Jun 439.95 MT20210304 Western Pacific F-3 A Unit (Non-Pwrd) Aug 169.95 MT20209171 Norfolk Southern ES44DC Diesel w/PS 3 439.95 MT20210331 Santa Fe F-3 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 Aug 439.95 MT20209191 Canadian National ES44DC Diesel w/PS 3 439.95 MT20210333 Santa Fe F-3 B-Unit Diesel (Non-Pwrd) Aug 169.95 MT20210341 Santa Fe F-3 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 Aug 439.95 MT20209211 CSX ES44DC Diesel Engine w/PS 3 439.95 MT20210343 Santa Fe F-3 B-Unit Diesel (Non-Pwrd) Aug 169.95 MT20209381 Grand Trunk F-3 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 399.95 MT20210344 Santa Fe F-3 A Unit (Non-Pwrd) Aug 199.95 MT20209383 Grand Trunk F-3 B-Unit Diesel (Non-Pwrd) 144.95 MT20210371 SP “Spirit of 76” U25B Diesel w/PS 3 Nov 439.95 MT20209391 Grand Trunk F-3 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 399.95 MT20210381 Maine Central U25B Diesel w/PS 3 Nov 439.95 MT20209394 Grand Trunk F-3 A Unit (Non-Pwrd) 169.95 MT20210461 NYC E-8 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 Jan 419.95 MT20209401 C&O F-3 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 399.95 MT20210463 NYC E-8 B-Unit Diesel (Non-Pwrd) Jan 169.95 MT20209403 C&O F-3 B-Unit Diesel (Non-Pwrd) 144.95 MT20210471 NYC E-8 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 Jan 419.95 MT20209411 C&O F-3 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 399.95 MT20210474 NYC E-8 A Unit Diesel (Non-Pwrd) Jan 209.95 MT20209413 C&O F-3 B-Unit Diesel (Non-Pwrd) 144.95 MT20209414 C&O F-3 A Unit Diesel w/PS 3 (Non-Pwrd) 169.95 MT20209481 Union Carbine Alco-GE-I-R Box Cab w/PS 3 Jan 439.95 MT20209531 UP “Support Our Troops” SD70ACe w/PS 3 469.95 ORDER ON-LINE MT20209761 Virginian G.E. 44 Ton Phase 1c w/PS 3 Jan 399.95 Continued next column www. charlesro.com ! ! TOLL FREE FOR ORDERS ONLY 1-800-225-4424 1-800-225-4425 FAX 1-800-287-0090 2 CHARLES RO SUPPLY COMPANY MTH PREMIER ELECTRIC LOCOS - HI-RAIL WHEELS MTH PREMIER FREIGHT CARS (Continued) MT2056921 New Haven EF-3b Class Electric w/PS 3 $719.95 MT2095310 P & WV Flatcar w/PUP Trailers Aug $69.95 MT2057101 Amtrak AEM-7 Electric w/PS 3 439.95 MT2095311 Union Pacific Flat Car w/PUP Trailers Aug 69.95 MT 2057161 Amtrak AEM-7 Electric w/PS 3 439.95 MT2095312 Reading Flat Car w/PUP Trailers Aug 69.95 MTH PREMIER FREIGHT SETS MT2095313 Norfolk Southern Coil Car Dec 61.95 MT2092148 US Army 4-Car Flatcar w/Ambulances Jan $279.95 MT2095314 Westinghouse Coil Car Dec 61.95 MT2092150 US Army 4-Car Flatcar w/Sherman Tanks Jan 299.95 MT2095315 NASA Coil Car Dec 61.95 MT2092151 SUeSa bAoramrdy F4a-mCialyr LFinlaetsc 4a-rC war/ SChoekerm Haonpp Tear nSkes t Jan 299.95 MT2095316 Union Railroad Coil Car Dec 61.95 MT2092152 Seaboard Family Lines 4-Car Coke Hopper Set Jan 209.95 MT2095318 TWTeXs 2t-iCngarh Sopuinsee S Setc wh/nMaisbseuli OFSlaKtc 4a8r' Containers Sept 124.95 MT2092153 Jan 209.95 MT2095320 TTX 2-Car Spine Set w/Sealand 48' Containers Jan 124.95 MT2092158 GATX 4-Car Coke Hopper Car Set Jan 209.95 MT2095321 TTX 2-Car Spine Set w/Evergreen 48' Containers Jan 124.95 MT2092159 GATX 4-Car Coke Hopper Car Set Jan 209.95 MT2095322 Jan 124.95 MT2092166 NS 4-Car Coalporter Hopper Car Set Oct 254.95 MT2095326 US Army Flat Car w/M10 Wolverine Tank Sept 89.95 MT2092177 US Army 4-Car Flatcar Set w/M10 Tanks Sept 299.95 MT2095327 US Army Flat Car w/Half-Track M16 Scout Sept 89.95 MT2092178 US AArmrmy y4 -4C-aCr aFrl aFtclart cwa/rH Salef-Tt rwac/Mk M101 6T Sancokus t Sept 299.95 MT2096283 Airco Tankcar Jan 61.95 MT2092179 US Army 4-Car Flatcar w/Half-Track M16 Scout Sept 299.95 MT2096284 Shell Tankcar Jan 69.95 MT2092180 Sept 299.95 MTH PREMIER OPERATING FREIGHT CARS MT2096285 Exxon Tankcar Jan 61.95 MT2096805 Exxon 33K Gallon Tankcar 69.95 MT2091636 Christmas N-6b Caboose w/Op Signal Man Sept $79.95 MT2096806 Safety Kleen 33K Gallon Tankcar 69.95 MT2091645 Pennsy N-6b Caboose w/Op. Signal Man Aug 79.95 MT2097353 Landmark PS-2CD High-Sided Hopper Jun 57.95 MT2091647 NPMR TNH-6 Pb RCEaMboIoEsRe FwR/OEpI.G SHigTn CalA MRaS n Aug 79.95 MT2097354 Revere Sugar PS-2CD High-Sided Hopper Jun 57.95 MT2097356 C&H Sugar PS-2CD High-Sided Hopper Jun 57.95 MT2091623 TTX Extended Vision Caboose $61.95 MT2097359 Trinity Rail Rapid Discharge Car Oct 56.95 MT2091624 US Army Extended Vision Caboose 61.95 MT2097360 Southern Rapid Discharge Car Oct 56.95 MT2091626 Shawmut Line Steel Center Cupola Caboose Jul 61.95 MT2097361 Seaboard Family Lines Coke Hopper Jan 56.95 MT2091628 UP “Flag” Steel Center Cupola Caboose Jul 61.95 MT2097364 GATX Coke Hopper Jan 56.95 MT2091631 Union Pacific Bay Window Caboose Nov 61.95 MT2097870 Boraxo 3-Bay Centerflow Hopper 61.95 MT2091643 Southern Bay Window Caboose Dec 61.95 MT2093743 Monon 40' Box Car 57.95 MT2097872 Gulf 3-Bay Centerflow Hopper 61.95 MT2093744 Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac 40' Boxcar 57.95 MT2097874 Canadian National 100 Ton Hopper Jul 61.95 MT2093747 Florida East Coast 50' DD Plugged Boxcar Aug 61.95 MT2097875 Hooker 100 Ton Hopper Jul 61.95 MT2093748 Wabash 50' Dbl.
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