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2021 Big Book World’s Largest Lionel Dealer for Over 49 Years Dear Valued Customer, Lionel has released the 2021 Big Book Catalog which includes: • 2021 Lionel Signature (pages 3-63) • 2021 “Ready To Run” (pages 64-139) • 2021 Christmas Items (pages 140-173) • 2021 Accessories & Track (pages 174-213) • 2021 American Flyer (pages 2-27) This Big Book catalog contains many exciting items so please take time to read the catalog in detail. Whether you are a collector, a runner or just want that perfect gift, there is something for everyone. EARLY BUY PRICING (Ends March 5th, 2021) Please order early and take advantage of our “Early Buy” pricing. You can save money by simply ordering before March 5th, 2021. Order now, lock in the early buy prices, and pay for it when it ships. You don’t have to pay a penny until it ships. See Built To Order below for ordering the BTO items as these items have limited availability after March 1st, 2021. So please call to get your early buy pricing or go on-line to the Early Buy Category, add the item to your cart to see your discounted price. ADD ITEM TO CART TO SEE THE DISCOUNTED PRICE. BUILT TO ORDER ITEMS FROM LIONEL (BTO) (Ends March 1st, 2021) Once again Lionel is “building to order” (BTO) their higher priced products. The past few years worked very well as most of you got the items you wanted and these items are no longer available thus assuring the value of your purchase. As you can see in this price guide, some items are marked (BTO). This means “Built-To-Order.” Lionel expects us to order by March 1st and they will “build to the quantity” we order. So what does this mean for you - it means you should order these items by March 1st so we can include your order with ours. There is no reason not to preorder - you get early buy pricing and we don’t charge your credit card until it ships. If you need to order BTO items beyond March 1st please call us and we will update you with the latest information. We will be ordering a few extras but they will go fast so if you miss the ordering deadline give us a call and we will let you know at that time if we can supply the item. ORDER NOW FOR BEST PRICING You can call in your order or order on line. Remember - order now to get the early buy prices. If you order now, we do not charge your credit card until the order ships so take advantage of the Early Buy pricing and “lock-in” delivery of the product. When comparing prices make sure to also compare shipping costs. Other Dealers charge actual shipping costs but our shipping charges are less than actual cost. We pay a large portion of the shipping cost for you so please remember to consider this in your comparison. OUR SHIPPING CHARGES ARE BELOW ACTUAL COSTS We look forward to hearing from you. Happy Railroading! 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