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Posted 2 years ago
renoir911
(33 items)
More of my train collection dating back to the late 1930s. Some of these items are rare and may be found on serious European auction houses such as Christie's, Selzer, Lankes auction catalogues. The green "O" guage steam engine is the Marklin Dampflok HR 66/12920 (1932-1933). I had seen it once in a Chritie's catalogue, never again.
Pic #2, the long black steam engine "2002" is a British design for high speed trains L 70/12920 (1935-1937). I think it is called "Cook Of The North".
Pic #3, is another replica (without inscription, probably Italian production) of TK 66/12920 (1935-1937).
Pic #4 The gray CER- machine is a replica by Selzer (Germany).
Again, my thanks to Mr. Bauer for his assistance in providing me with the correct information on each locomotive.
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very nice collection