Photo Chain Game

Gondola:

PD

following @pd - Lionel Lines gondola. From the 902 (1931) to the 6214 (1984) or 53 years of gondola's!!

Don

Gondolas

@Don McErlean

Here’s one right in the middle; 6462; ‘55-‘57

Lione crane...

State of Maine car with potatoes; which was the original paint scheme.

Marx State of Maine

Northwoods Flyer

Greg

@Greg J. Turinetti posted:

Marx State of Maine

Northwoods Flyer

Greg

Very Nice!

following Greg...another Marx State of Maine car.  This one a 7" series car.

Best wishes

Don

Seen on Don's shot, red crummy

Following Sitka’s E/L caboose

E/L AS-616 and Lackawanna caboose.

Following pennsyfan, red caboose

Following Sitka; man riding hopper.

Following Bob, Hopper Car (but no man)...this car by Hornby (U.K.)- late 1950's

Best Wishes

Don

Following Don, Hopper

Following Sitka...another Hopper....this one Lionel (MPC)

Don

American Flyer Hopper unit train.

Northwoods Flyer

Greg

Unique Art hopper

Lionel hopper:

Following PD’s billboard

following Bob...Hornby (U.K.) cattle van (or horses I suppose) post war but pre-nationalization 1948-1949

Best Wishes

Don

American Flyer Wide Gauge Stock Car

Northwoods Flyer

Greg

Unique Art lithographed stock car

Cattle cars.

End of track

Following pennsyfan:  end of track bumper and crane, waiting for a gondola.

Regards,

Bob

Following bobfett, end of track bumper with space rocket awaiting lift off.

Following Sitka’s man at top of staircase.

Following @pennsyfan - Trolley on street in front of stores, etc.   Oh and Bob, that Unique Lines cattle car is just great!  It is the very best of those cars for sure.  

Best Wishes

Don

@Don McErlean posted:

Following @pennsyfan - Trolley on street in front of stores, etc.   Oh and Bob, that Unique Lines cattle car is just great!  It is the very best of those cars for sure.  

Best Wishes

Don

Thanks Don, I’m still looking for the Unique  Circus Elephant car. The Unique Circus differs from the Jewel T Circus. The latter has a roof. I also need the crane; then I’ll call it complete.
I like your “Dave’s “ Service Station. I have the same building but it’s Sinclair. I like Dave’s Quaker State more.

@pennsyfan- Hey Bob the Quaker State gas station was a stock Menard's buy and I have noticed that they recently changed the brand but maybe you can find one used.  Mine is almost as "out of the box" but the Ford pick up it came with was far too modern so I had to change that out for a 50's version.  I am familiar with the Unique brand but not the "Jewel T" was that a variance for Unique or a fully separate brand.

Best wishes

Don

Track seen on Dons photo

@Don McErlean posted:

@pennsyfan- Hey Bob the Quaker State gas station was a stock Menard's buy and I have noticed that they recently changed the brand but maybe you can find one used.  Mine is almost as "out of the box" but the Ford pick up it came with was far too modern so I had to change that out for a 50's version.  I am familiar with the Unique brand but not the "Jewel T" was that a variance for Unique or a fully separate brand.

Best wishes

Don

Thanks Don, Menards must have bought the mold. I’ll have to see if mine has a marking. Jewel Tea was a distributor of Unique Art products. When the circus cars were made,; there were Jewel T and Unique Lines. I suspect that the Jewel T was more popular because of the closed car.

@pennsyfan - Thanks for the information on Jewel Tea (In fact I didn't even know that the "T" in Jewel T stood for "TEA")  These trains are tough to find and rarely show up at shows at least in Texas.

Best Wishes

Don

@Don McErlean posted:

@pennsyfan - Thanks for the information on Jewel Tea (In fact I didn't even know that the "T" in Jewel T stood for "TEA")  These trains are tough to find and rarely show up at shows at least in Texas.

Best Wishes

Don

I found this. At least it collaborates Jewel tea and Jewel T.

following Sitka’s hobos:

@pennsyfan posted:

Thanks Don, Menards must have bought the mold. I’ll have to see if mine has a marking. Jewel Tea was a distributor of Unique Art products. When the circus cars were made,; there were Jewel T and Unique Lines. I suspect that the Jewel T was more popular because of the closed car.

Following up on the gas Station discussion in Dons photo.  Here is my Texaco station and the maker; Golden wheel Diecast. Never heard of them.

Sorry for stepping on toes Sitka and Stangtrain. I guess we should have taken it off line.
Girder in Stangtrain photo

Following pennsyfan: red car waiting at the station.

Regards,

Bob

Following bobfett, red car

Street lamp posts.