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Discussion Boards => Collector Corner => Topic started by: murph-7 on January 18, 2021, 01:40:08 PM
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Tremendous play value for any kid @1941..the oddball in his set is the #655..it has a Tuscan roof/cream side--nickel plates!(always seen rubberstamped with Tuscan roof).. and the 259 loco cardboard insert for the cab..I've only seen 2 of these in 40+ years..
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That’s super nice.
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What's with the cardboard rings? I thought the Lionel boxes with the coupler protection flaps removed the need for the rings. I have a bunch of those rings around here that came with Lionel train sets. I might have thrown them out when I moved, but I bet they are in a box somewhere. They are different than the flyer rings used on the later S gauge passenger cars - I think smaller diameter.
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the loco had one on the front headlight and along with the insert in the cab, kept it nice and snug in its liner..the tender just on the front drawbar..
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That's a sharp outfit!