Marx research

Lots of books on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=mar...amp;ref=nb_sb_noss_1

There are at least three Greenberg books on Marx, the third, Bob Whitacre 's on sets, may be the hardest to find . 

There was a member of my train club in Jersey named Tom (Thor) Sheil.  He was our resident expert on Marx trains.  Unfortunately, he passed away a few years ago.  Fortunately his website is still active and contains a wealth of info on Marx trains.  He also belonged to this forum- Thortrains.

Enjoy-

http://thortrains.us/

There is a fellow on THAT AUCTION SITE that sells CD copies of the Greenberg guides.  AIUI, these are perfectly legit legally but can be a bit of a pain to navigate.  They run about $20.

Thank you all for the replies.  What I have been using for Lionel postwar is the large David Doyle Standard Catalog of Lionel Trains 1945 - 1969, it has been very helpful over the years.  Is there a similar book for Marx?  I would like to buy just one book such as this instead of multiple books.

You might also consider obtaining a copy of Walt Hiteshew's 'The DEFINITIVE Guide to Marx Trains' - considered a valuable resource by many Marx collectors.

This is Walt's 'MARXTIN' site: Marxtin, your place for Marx trains. (toyandtrainguides.com)

The menu for navigating is on the right-hand side.  At the top of the menu is a link to the Marx Guide (a new page will open; scroll down to see a link to the Marx CD).

Sam

Thanks for a link to his site.Been years since I've seen it and the great info it has.