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Several years ago I stumbled across an Estate Sale being run by a House Sale Service.  It literally had hundreds of trains on the walls and in a room added to the house to be a train room.  I found some nice things to add to my collection, including some very nice Ives pieces and some Lionel too.  I made one impulse purchase just because it was cute and I recognized the names on it: Hornby and Meccano.

I will be the first to admit that I know very little about either of these companies.  I don't think that it is very old.  I am hoping that someone can tell me something about its history; just the typical identifying information will do.

Unfortunately it came without its key.  I know that it runs.  It was fully wound when I bought it and I did run it on my O gauge track at home. I'd like to know how to get a key for it.

Here is a size comparison with American Flyer Equipment.

I am hoping that someone who reads this thread or participates by posting can help me identify this cute set.

Greg   

Northwoods Flyer

 

Last edited by Greg J. Turinetti

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