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Happy New Year Tinplate fans!  pd - great litho tinplate gondola, I also like the Lionel litho trains, thanks for posting, there is not very much data in the references on these trains although the LCCA magazine carried a good series of articles on them over the last 2 years.  Steve...what great McCoy and Roberts lines pieces, I remember when those were just new on the market and had such great potential.  They are super pieces and I understand they run well also..

My offering today, is much more humble, although I admit to being excited when I acquired it with a bit of luck.  It was an e-bay auction, with the final bid due at 0500 in Texas.  So I bid what I thought was a fair bid but did not expect to win and went to bed.  When I woke up at 0800 the next day I was surprised to find I had won!  Its an American Flyer, prewar #90 Freight Station.  I immediately went to Robert S. Butler's series of posts on these stations back on 4/7/2020 and identified the lithography as the version of the #90 available from 1918 to 1923.  It has a few dents and scratches but hey its somewhere around a century old!!  Robert thank you for your series of postings, other data on these stations just does not seem to exist outside of the catalogs (which I do not have).

Flyer town depot station

So here it is currently just resting on the Leonardtown and Savannah, looking for its permanent home.  I expect it will get displayed with some of my other small AF stations after I get back home and re-arrange some other stuff.

Best wishes everyone

Don

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