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Posted 2 years ago
renoir911
(33 items)
These three photos were sent to me by Mr. Wolgang Bauer after he saw the same engines in my train collection. You will find the red locomotive in my "O" guage collection. The black one is featured in my "HO" collection and you will see several examples of it. These photos were taken in 1935. Mr. Wolgang is someone I can depend on for exact information as he is an expert in this field. His knowledge is not only with toy trains or historical facts, it includes a wide variety of collectibles of all sorts. Mr Bauer enjoys setting up his "O" guage train sets in malls in Germany where children everywhere can enjoy them. He has placed many a smile on children's faces with his trains, accessories and villages. I thank him for his assistance providing me with details I did not have before with regards to several collectibles I have posted on Collectors Weekly.
Railroad PhotosRailroadiana collectors love photos. Photos of old railway stations, rollin…
O Gauge Model TrainsO gauge refers to model train tracks whose rails are 1¼ inches apart. Even …
Great Collection, Great Pictures, Equally Great is your giving a nod if you will to
Mr. Bauer.
Thanks for sharing
DMK678
Thank you.