MTH Uncataloged items added to monthly

Interesting... So where does one purchase these mystery pieces?

Find a store that can sell MTH, like Just Trains, and ask them to get them from MTH.

 

 

Andrew

I orders these from Jason out in Western PA all the time!  Great prices, even though I have to pay sales tax on them. 

 

David

Thanks guys. I'll have to check them out. Then I hope they can get them. The Items I was interested in were quite a few pages into the list.

Jason's website has the MTH uncatalog'd items listed by month... so it's easy to stay apace with things and give him a call each month when new products are "stealthly" (is that a word?) introduced!!! 

 

David

Yes it is a word. You were close, it's stealthily (with an i). Thanks again, found it and have it bookmarked.

I don't know how "stealthy" they are about it... If you "like" them on facebook, they post the flier every month (I think it's second Tuesday, or thereabouts).

As difficult as it may seem to some folks, I avoid Facebook as much as possible.  Always have... and I don't expect that to change much moving forward. I tolerate it for business because our clientele is wired into it.  So we got sucked into it kicking and screaming.  But for leisure time activities... no way!!! 

 

Thankfully for Jason's website, it's quite easy to keep track of these introductions anyway.  See now... good customer service trumps social media any and every day of the week in my book.  

 

David

You could also, as suggested in the 2012 Vol1 catalog, register for the free electronic news letter which announces the uncatalogued offerings.  It's an e-mail directly from MTH.

I would suggest signing up for the email updates directly from MTH.  

 

We print out copies of the uncataloged announcements at the shop but they are sometimes easy to miss.

 

Dave

We list them on our web site as soon as they are announced, with pictures www.thetrainshop.com there is an un-cataloged category in both Premier and Railking.

 

Watch for our new web site coming next week.

 

Richard

The Train Shop at Brentwood Antiques