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Auction Setup Phone Auction Setup Phone: O Gauge Rail Road Items 8/5/2011 LOT # LOT # 1 Inv#: 18119 FA-2 A A Powered And Dummy Diesel •separately Applied Metal Details Engines (NIB) •separately Applied Metal Handrails And Screens Make; Alco Model Number; 6-18119 Road •pivoting Diaphragms On Rear Name; UP Alco FA-2 A A Powered And •opening Doors Dummy Diesel Engines. Power Unit •accurate Builder's Plates Features: Pullmor Motor, Magne Traction. •lighted Number Boards Non Powered Unit Features; Operating •illuminated Cab Interior Diesel Horn. Both Units Feature: Die Cast •engineer And Fireman Figures Car Name Metal Frame, Truck And Operating & Number; 900, 900B, 901 Pak Size; 3 Pak Knuckle On The Rear, Illuminated Cab Quantity: 1 And Number Boards. Metal Ladders, Horn, Wheels And Axles. Car Name & Number; 8119 & 8120 Pak Size; 2 Engines Quantity: 1 3 Inv#: 6245521 F3 A B A Diesel Locomotive Set 901/900 (VG) Make; Lionel Model Number; 6-24552 2 Inv#: 624552 F3 A B A Diesel Locomotive Set 901/900 (NIB) Road Name; UP F3 ABA Diesel Locomotive Set. Train Master Equipped, Make; Alco Model Number; 6-24552 Road Odyssey System, Two Motors, Rail Sounds Name; Union Pacific F-3 A B A Diesel With Crewtalk And Towercom, Directional Engine Set. •one Powered F3 A-unit, One Lighting And Electrocouplers. New 2005 Non-powered F3 B-unit, One Non-powered Car Name & Number; 900, 900B & 901 F3 A-unit . •trainmaster Command Pak Size; 3 Control Equipped–able To Run In Quantity: 1 Command Control Mode Or In Conventional Transformer Control Mode •odyssey System For Speed Control With On/off Switch •railsounds 5.0 Sound System With New 4 Inv#: 8480 F-3 A Powered And Dummy Diesel Engines Intelligible Crewtalk Dialog, More (VG) Towercom Announcements And Eight Diesel Rpm Levels Make; Alco Model Number; 6-8480 Road •directional Lighting Including Led Name; UP F-3 A Powered Features; Dual Headlights And Back-up Lights Pullmor Motors, 8 Wheel Drive, Magne •electrocouplers On The Front Of Each Traction, Transformer Controlled Forward A-unit And The Rear Of The B-unit Neutral Reverse And A Dummy. Both •dual Powerful Maintenance-free Motors Units Feature; Working Headlights, Die With Momentum Flywheels Cast F3 Trucks, Metal Chassis, Portholes •magne-traction Track Gripping System And Operating Knuckle Couplers. Car •traction Tires Name & Number; 8480 & 8482 Pak Size; 2 •fan-driven Smoke Unit In Both The engines Powered And Non-powered A-units Quantity: 1 •die-cast Metal Trucks, Pilots And Fuel Tanks •die-cast Metal Frames Auction Setup Page: 2 O Gauge Rail Road Items 8/5/2011 LOT # LOT # 5 Inv#: 8481 F-3 B Dummy Diesel Engine (VG) • ElectroCouplers (front of A-unit and rear of B-Unit) Make; Alco Model Number; 6-8481 Road • Die-cast metal trucks, pilot, and fuel Name; UP F-3 B Dummy; Featuring; tank Electronic Horn, Die Cast F3 Trucks, • Die-cast metal frame Metal Chassis, Portholes And Operating • Separately applied metal details Knuckle Couplers. Car Name & Number; • Traction tires 8481 Pak Size; 1 engine • Cab window glass Quantity: 1 Powered A Unit • LEGACY Control System equipped – able to run in LEGACY Control mode, in TrainMaster Command Control mode, or 6 Inv#: 8555 F-3 ABA Powered & Not Powered Diesel in Conventional mode with a standard Engines (VG) transformer • Odyssey II Speed Control with On/Off Make; Lionel Model Number; 6-8555 Road switch Name; Milwaukee Road Diesel Engine Set, • LEGACY RailSounds system A Powered, B&A Non Powered. Die Cast featuring:-CrewTalk dialog and TowerCom Trucks, Wheels, Frame, Motor Bracket announcements, each with different And Gear Box. Operating Head Light, scenarios depending on whether the Self-centering Coupler, Ball Bearing locomotive is in motion or stopped-Six Pullmor Motor, Remote official railroad speeds with CrewTalk Forward/nutural/reverse. New 1975 Car dialog-Eight diesel RPM levels-LEGACY Name & Number; 8555 Pak Size; 1 of 3 "Real-Time Quilling Horn" control with Quantity: 1 instant quilling and correctly timed warning signals-Single hit or continuous mechanical bell sounds • Dual powerful maintenance-free motors with 7 Inv#: 634586 F-3 A-B Postwar Scale Milwaukee Rd • momentum flywheels Locomotive (NIB • Refined Conventional Transformer Make; Lionel Model Number; 34586 Road Control mode with lower starting speeds Name; Milwaukee Includes #6-34587 • Traction tires powered "A" unit and #6-34588 dummy • Illuminated number boards "B" unit.In 1947 General Motors first • Operating marker lights unveiled the streamlined F3 diesel • Illuminated cab interior locomotive. Just one year later, Lionel • Engineer and fireman figures introduced its own version of this famous engine, the first diesel Lionel ever gambled Non-powered B Unit to manufacture. One of the company’s most • LED headlights memorable and best-selling locomotives • Illuminated cab interior ever, the Lionel F3 remained in the line • Illuminated number boards until 1966. • Operating marker lights • F3 AB - 10/10 Set Includes • F3 AA Set - 10/10 • One powered A-unit and one PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS non-powered B-unit • Rail Line: Milwaukee Road • Road Number: 2378 All Units • Gauge: Standard O Scale • Fan-driven smoke unit • Brand: Lionel • Adjustable smoke output in LEGACY Control or TMCC mode • Directional lighting Auction Setup Page: 3 O Gauge Rail Road Items 8/5/2011 LOT # LOT # • Min Curve: O-31 9 Inv#: 24574 E-7 A A Diesel Locomotives (MINT) • Dimensions: Length: 13” each unit • Most Recent Catalog: Lionel Signature Make; Lionel Model Number; 24574 Road Edition Volume One 2010 Name; UP E7 A A Diesel Locomotives. •trainmaster Command Control Pak Size; 2 Equipped–able To Run In Command Quantity: 1 Control Mode Or In Conventional Transformer Control Mode •odyssey System For Speed Control With On/off Switch •railsounds 5.0 Sound System With New 8 Inv#: 658600 Alco A A Diesel Engine Pair. LCCA Issued. Intelligible Crewtalk Dialog, More (NIB) Towercom Announcements, And Eight Diesel Rpm Levels Make; Alco Limited Edition Model •directional Lighting, Including Led Number; 6-58600 Road Name; Santa Fe Headlights Lionel® Vintage Santa Fe #208 Freight •electrocouplers On The Front Of Each Service A-unit Alco Diesel Pair. •dual Powerful Maintenance-free Motors • Front Pilot Supports With Momentum Flywheels • Tmcc™ With Horn And Bell Sounds •magne-traction Track Gripping System The Original Model Of This Diesel Pair •traction Tires Was Produced During •fan-driven Smoke Unit In Both The 1958 And ’59 As One Of Only Two Powered And Non-powered A-units Postwar Lionel Diesels •die-cast Metal Trucks, Pilots, And Fuel To Wear The Santa Fe’s Blue And Yellow Tanks Freight Train Décor. •die-cast Metal Frames This Re-make Of The #208 Pair Includes •separately Applied Metal Details The Front Sf Logo •separately Applied Metal Handrails And Design Applied With Modern-era, Screens Pad-printing Technology •pivoting Diaphragms On Rear (not A Vulnerable Decal) For Crisp •opening Doors Rendering And Longevity. It •accurate Builder's Plates Is Virtually Impossible To Find An •lighted Number Boards Original #208 Pair (or The •illuminated Cab Interior Similar #204 Pair) With The Decals Intact. •engineer And Fireman Figures • Both Units Lighted Set Includes: • Headlight Lenses On Both Units •powered A-unit, Non-powered A-unit Car • Ornamental Roof Horns Name & Number; 988 & 989 Pak Size; 2 • New Front-wheel-drive System Quantity: 1 • Windshields • Postwar Style Design On The Boxes Car Name & Number; 208 Pak Size; 2 Pak Quantity: 1 10 Inv#: 24578 E-7 Powered B Unit (MINT) Make; Lionel Model Number; 24578 Road Name; UP E-7 Powered B Unit. Features: •trainmaster Command Control Equipped–able To Run In Command Control Mode Or In Conventional Transformer Control Mode •odyssey System For Speed Control With On/off Switch •dual Powerful Maintenance-free Motors Auction Setup Page: 4 O Gauge Rail Road Items 8/5/2011 LOT # LOT # With Momentum Flywheels featuring: -CrewTalk dialog and •traction Tires TowerCom announcements, each with •directional Lighting With Operating different scenarios depending on whether Back-up Light the locomotive is in motion or stopped-Six •electrocoupler On Rear official railroad speeds with CrewTalk •die-cast Metal Trucks And Fuel Tank dialog -Eight diesel RPM levels-LEGACY •opening Doors "Real-Time Quilling Horn" control with •pivoting Diaphragms Car Name & instant quilling and correctly timed Number; 988B Pak Size; 1 pak warning signals-Single hit or continuous Quantity: 1 mechanical bell sounds • Dual powerful maintenance-free motors with momentum flywheels • Refined Conventional Transformer Control mode with lower starting speeds 11 Inv#: 634594 LCO PA AA Diesel Locomotive Set (NIB) • Traction tires • Engineer and conductor figures Make; Lionel Model Number; 6-34594 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Road Name; Union Pacific On September • Rail Line: Union Pacific 19th, 1946 the celebrated 75,000th Alco • Road Number: 605 & 604 locomotive rolled out of the erecting shop. • Gauge: Standard O Scale The locomotive was an Alco PA-1. The • Brand: Lionel PA engine was ALCo’s first entry into • Min Curve: O-31 passenger diesel building, and its body • Dimensions: Length: A-A Set 34” style took inspiration from the stylish art • Most Recent Catalog: Lionel 2010 deco movement of the prewar years. A Volume 2 matching PB powered unit is offered for the UP PA A-A set. Car Name & Number; 604 & 605 Pak Size; Alco PA A-A Diesel Set Includes 2 • Powered A-unit Quantity: 1 • Non-powered A-unit Both A-Units Features • Front ElectroCouplers • Fan-driven smoke unit 12 Inv#: 634597 ALCO PB Powered B Unit (NIB) • Adjustable smoke output in LEGACY Control or TMCC mode Make; Lionel Model Number; 6-34597 • Directional lighting, including LED Road Name; Union Pacific A matching PB headlights powered unit for the Union Pacific Alco • Illuminated number boards PA-1 A-A set.
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