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its amazin wat u find at those old antique shops. most of the stuff that people kept then is stuff that we would just throw away now
NW917 2 years ago
Nice stuff!
GregInCalifornia 2 years ago
That log car is not american
adaribros 2 years ago
weird right... i know nothing about any of these except the SP locos. The log car has SP markings though. any idea what brand these are??
RyanSamuelBarry 2 years ago
High speed metal products makes them
adaribros 2 years ago
I had those and I have no idea who made them but they have got to be the worst N scale on the planet ever.nlol
wyomingrailfan 2 years ago
where you on theAtlantic or Gulf coast? looks like the gulf coast.
TrainGuy18 2 years ago
Atlantic, Hutchinson Island, FL (south East)
RyanSamuelBarry 2 years ago
You just went to a regular antique store and they had some train stuff.Wow!!
Jabbajawz4life 2 years ago
eh...it wasnt just a regular antique store, this guy moved here (florida) from michigan and had been collecting what he called "paper items" for ever. He had all kinds of original paintings and pictures and old articles from as early back as 1800's. Very strange place but i was able to find this stuff! He has a lot of old Car Ads from the dealerships and old Airplane adds and stuff, kind of hard to discribe!
RyanSamuelBarry 2 years ago