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Lionel 0-Gauge 3 car Train set
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.2 Pullman 607 cars
.1 pullman 608 Observation car
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I'm pulling things out that I forgot I had but its got to go too many things in my closet Thanks for looking
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Teresa
Love it, I have the same 5216E set, but yours looks like it is probably a little nicer than mine.
Steve
So if I sent this to my grandson what should I put on the insurance through the post office I have had things damaged before sending other ways. It was hard getting reimbursed
I'm not a Lionel expert, but I think $200.00-300.00 range.
Steve
Thank you for all the Love's everyone
T.D. can I be your grandson for a while? :-)
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I think he maybe to young for it he's only 10 but it gets it out of my house
I think with proper supervision he may just be the perfect age.