K-Line K-1525 Conoco Collector's Edition Train Set

I googled the set and came up with this. The third picture shows the side of box not sure if it clear enough.

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Link to Trainz listing showing pictures of the set and components.

The original poster probably cannot use a picture that does not belong to them in a national publication, hence the request for a forum member to submit a picture.

@BenLMaggi posted:

The original poster probably cannot use a picture that does not belong to them in a national publication, hence the request for a forum member to submit a picture.

I assumed they could contact the seller and ask for permission - guess I should have stated that.  I wasn't implying they should use the photos without permission - sorry for any misunderstanding.

@CArolina Shagger posted:

I am writing an article about K-Line’s high tension poles for inclusion in the Plasticville Collector’s Association newsletter “The Villager”.  5 of these poles were included in K-1525 Conoco Collector’s Edition Train Set made in 1995 (the only set which included these accessories).  I am hoping someone owns that set and can furnish me with a photo of the end of the box which shows all of the set components.  Naturally credit for the photo will be given.  You may contact me at the e-mail in my profile.

Thank you so much.

Don

You can certainly use our photos for your article. If you could mention Trainz.com I would appreciate it. https://community.trainz.com/M...r-Edition-Train-Set/

If you have access to the K-Line Collector's Guide, Volume I, 1985-98 there is a picture on page 254-255.  Unfortunately it splits both pages.  I am not sure if can be used.  everything in the set is clearly shown.

There is a picture of the original flyer for the Conoco Set on the following site. www.phrankenstign.com.

Go to the K-Line section where catalog covers and flyers are listed by year (1995).  I am certain he either has the flyer himself or can line you up with the person who supplied the picture of the flyer.

Thanks to all for your replies.

Yes I was concerned about using someone else's photo although I see it done all the time.

I have a bunch of K-Line paper but do not have the flyer for the Conoco set.  Glad to see that Phrankenstign has it.

Interesting to note that on the flyer the high tension poles are mistakenly referred to as telephone poles.  Not too surprising as virtually every K-Line set included telephone poles as well as yard signs.  And as I stated previously this was the only set which included the high tension poles.

Thanks again.  You are a great resource.

Don