Hallmark, Lionel 773 Hudson Steam Locomotive from the 20th Century Series. This is a beautifully detailed die cast replica of an early Lionel marked “New York Central. It is mounted loosely on a section of rails that are fastened to a wood-look plastic base, and comes with a removable, clear plexiglas dust cover. The prototype for this unit was the New York Central’s J1e Hudson engine, which reportedly was Joshua Lionel Cowen’s favorite engine. Engine & tender total about 14” long...

Marx (MAR), New Haven, NH645, HO Gage Water/Fuel? half tank & Caboose. Appx. 6 ½” overall, counting couplers, Comes to you in very great shape. I see nothing broken or missing. Shows no wear or other damage, and also comes with just a bit of extra dust at no extra charge. I figure any one collecting these items knows full well how to dust them better than I. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

M1?, Toy Rifle, Probably Lead, as it feels to soft to be Pewter. Very old and played with but solid. Has small dings, nicks, and scuffs here and there. It may have originally had a bayonet as there is just the barest little bitty protrusion at the bottom tip of the barrel, but not now! It has been a long time since I actually held and looked at an M1, but I feel like this is supposed to be one. Measures about 6 1/8” long. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo...

Game of Radio playing cards. Very old game and I am not even sure if it is all here, nor do I have any concept of how to play it. On top of that it is not even in real good shape. Actually is a bit rough, but the old time graphics on the BENT cards are real neat. The box has neat graphics also but is faded and not very legible, AND has no ends so it is more like a sleeve inside a sleeve. There are a total of 48 cards consisting of four each of the following letters...

Pewter Camel Pair w/ #178 on the bottom of the right rear hoof of each, and partially stamped “PEW___” on rt. front of each. They each stand about 1 5/8” high and appear to be damage free. Have no idea as to age or maker. I am also listing several different pieces of pewter at this time. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

Pewter Clown stepping into a barrel. Possibly being chased by a vicious? dog. Stands 2 ½” high, and is in excellent condition. No maker’s marks or damage. Has a matte finish. Have no idea as to age. I am also listing several other different pieces of pewter at this time. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested

Pewter Indian Figure Standing about 2 ½” high. Marked “Blackhawk” & “Made in HongKong”. His tomahawk handle has a slight bend to it & may not be the way it was made. He has a knife in his right hand. No damage apparent and has a beautiful sheen to the pewter. Have no idea as to age. I am also listing several other different pieces of pewter at this time. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

Pewter Clowns. Six pieces total. Two are basically the same except one has lost his YOYO, or whatever it is the other one is holding. They appear to have been cast in a better mold than the other four. They stand about 2” high.The other four are all different and seem to have more elaborate poses. They also have a nice sheen to the finish. No damage except as mentioned above. These four stand about 2-2 ¾” high. No maker’s marks on any. Have no idea as to age...

Hallmark, Lionel 726 Berkshire Locomotive from the 20th Century Series. This is a beautifully detailed diecast replica of an early Lionel, permanently mounted on a section of rails affixed to a wood-look plastic base, and comes with a removable, clear plexiglas dust cover. The originally issued 1946 version of Lionel’s Number 726 was modeled after a real-life Boston & Albany locomotive...

Hallmark, Lionel 671 Turbine Steam Locomotive from the 20th Century Series. This is a beautifully detailed die cast replica of an early Lionel, mounted loosely on a section of rails that are fastened to a wood-look plastic base, and comes with a removable, clear plexiglas dust cover. The prototype for this unit was the Pennsylvania RR, Model S2 steam turbine, which was basically a commercial failure. Never the less the Lionel proved to be a success story of its own...