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TrainFamOGR Forum Member

Hi everyone, Trainfam here! I have always had a love for prewar train’s, o and standard gauge. So that being said, I have created this post for my fellow train collectors to post pictures of prewar standard and o Gauge trains! So feel free to post some pictures. Thanks!

Trainfam

12/2/194:49 PM

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Arnold D. CribariOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

I think this O Gauge illuminated metal caboose, which is one of my favorites, is late Pre-War and/or early Postwar:

And I think the same is true of this red Lionel bridge, of which I have three:

I would welcome anyone's opinion regarding whether the above items are Pre-War or Post-War. Arnold

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Diverging ClearOGR Forum Member

Arnold, I'm thinking you are correct, that the caboose is late prewar. The 270 bridge is prewar, also.

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