Is there a web site that shows what marx made.
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A have a PDF of all operating and plastic accessories including track, switches and transformers.
Some 1950's catalogues.
Some engines and freight cars from that era.
Not all.
Send me an email.
Some 1950's catalogues.
Some engines and freight cars from that era.
Not all.
Send me an email.
"that shows what Marx made"?....It might be possible to get a finite grasp on what Marx made in trains, although that is a challenge....EVERYTHING Marx made, seems almost infinite, in toys of all kinds, and I have not heard of those records being
preserved (we can assume Louis destroyed the Bunny Train records
) There are,
of course, the two Greenberg books on Marx trains, one for individual items, and
one for sets. Two experts I knew have claimed they are incomplete, but the set book
depended on feedback from others, maybe not responsive, as I do not believe anybody had or has an example of every Marx set. (and probably not of every Lionel
set, either..but maybe a wider sought goal)
Originally Posted by Ffffreddd:
A have a PDF of all operating and plastic accessories including track, switches and transformers.
Some 1950's catalogues.
Some engines and freight cars from that era.
Not all.
Send me an email.
Some 1950's catalogues.
Some engines and freight cars from that era.
Not all.
Send me an email.
I would love to send you an e-mail, but your e-mail is not in your profile.
George
Walt Hiteshaw's website is very good, but may not have everything:
http://www.toyandtrainguides.com/marxtin.htm
Click on the buttons on the right.
