Some great tinplate structures for your Lionel layout! Let me know if you would like to purchase, or have any questions - tjsprague@comcast.net
See the nice big photos for details, or email me for larger images. Please refer to my catalogue # in emails, as there are some multiple examples with the same manufacturers number.
#1860
Lionel 137 Station ……….$60 + shipping
1937-42. This is the small lighted station with the train-stop circuitry. Untested, this is in very nice condition for its’ age. A few paint flakes here and there, and one end of the short white wall has a rust spot up under the rough (visible in photo with roof off)
#1861
Lionel 435 Power Station…………$70 + shipping
1926-38 Made to fit over the Lionel A or B transformer. This is the earliest version (A) with the gray base and mustard walls. A few paint chips, but still a very nice example of this 90-year old toy! Looks great on the layout or shelf.
#1862
Lionel 435 Power Station…………$80 + shipping SOLD
1926-38 Made to fit over the Lionel A or B transformer. This is the last production version (H) with the cream walls. Really nice looking original example in this harder to find color combination.
#1865
Canadian Pacific Water Tower………..$5 + shipping
Not sure the maker, someone said Corber, not sure. Decent shape, decal yellowing but in tact.
#1870
Lionel 092 Illuminated Signal Tower………..$30 + shipping SOLD
1923-27. This is basically the housing from the 438 signal tower, it just looks more realistic without the big legs and base. This is variation (E) with the wood grain doors. Roof is a bit scratchy, but a nice little building for the layout, closer to scale than most in the prewar era.
#1874
Lionel 127 Lioneltown Station …………$70+ shipping
1923-36. A nice looking example of this smaller lighted station. A clean cream base, white walls, green window frames and yellow doors / windows dates this to the second production version (B). Just a few paint chips as seen in the photos (up under the roof end always chips away on these). and flaking paint on one side of chimney. Still one of the better examples you’ll find on this prewar accessory.
#1875
Lionel 93 Water Tower………….$25 + shipping
1935-41. This is the more common version of this water tower, red base and silver painted tank, but you don’t see many in this nice of a condition. Paint on tank, legs and base are in great condition, and “Lionel Trains” decal shows just a little yellowing, is stable, and has just a few nicks.
Lights- these were on a layout, but never wired, untested but should be no reason these do not light up.
#1881
MTH reproduction of Lionel 64 Highway Lights (2)………….$12 + shipping SOLD
#1882
MTH reproduction of Lionel 58 Gooseneck Lamps, in cream (6)………….$40 + shipping SOLD
#1883
MTH reproduction of Lionel 56 Gas Lamps, in copper (5)………….$25 + shipping
note one lamp is missing the nut and bolt for the ground. Easily replaced
#1884
original Lionel prewar telegraph poles (4)………….$40 + shipping
paint is good and all insulators present. One has some layout paint/grass on the base
#1885
Various Marx Lights and crossing signals (7 total) ………….$35 + shipping SOLD
(2) 10” yard double searchlight towers, one has some layout paint on base
(1) bell ringing crossing signal
(1) lighted crossing signal
(2) two-light track signals
(1) search light
