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Standard Catalog of Lionel Trains 1945-1969 (Paperback) By David Doyle. Do You Live for Lionel? There may be other things to live for, but collecting Lionel Trains takes living to a whole new level! The world of postwar Lionel Trains brought countless innovations to the legendary line that helped define the electric toy train, and this book breaks it all down into easy-to-find sections. Divided into locomotives, freight and maintenance of way, passenger cars, accessories, catalogs, and cataloged sets, each section is then broken down further into subcategories such as steam locomotives and flatcars. Once you’ve found your model and style, you’ll discover detailed descriptions unmatched by anything you’ve seen in other train guides! Identifying and assessing your Lionel collection is made easy by the 1,450 detailed color photos, rarity ratings and up-to-date values that fill the pages of this must-have collectible train resource. |
Authoritative Guide to Lionel’s Promotional Outfits 1960 - 1969 (Paperback) By John W. Schmid (Author), Roger Carp & George J. Schmid (Editor). This book showcases the more than 700 electric train outfits (sometimes called "uncataloged train sets") that Lionel created exclusively for retailers and promotional firms (Sears Roebuck and Co., J. C. Penney, Montgomery Ward, Spiegel, Western Auto, A&P, Quaker Oats, and many other firms) during one of the most important and yet overlooked periods in its history. |
Authoritative Guide to Lionel’s Postwar Operating Cars (Lionel Postwar Encyclopedia Series) (Hardcover) By Joseph P. Algozzini & Emanuel F. Piazza, Roger Carp & John W. Schmid (Editor). Based on 1,000’s of authentic internal postwar Lionel documents as well as the expert observations of two leading postwar historians, Joseph P. Algozzini and Emanuel F. Piazza, this volume provides the most complete and authoritative guide to Lionel’s operating cars. |
Greenberg’s Guide to Lionel Trains, 1945-1969 Volume I Centennial Edition: Motive Power and Rolling Stock (Paperback) By Paul V. Ambrose. This is the best-selling collector’s guide. This revised Centennial Edition provides updated descriptions and valuations for Lionel locomotives, freight cars, and passenger cars made during the Post War period. It is the only comprehensive guide covering this period, and is the basis for all of the price and pocket guides. First in a seven-volume series. 8 1/4 x 11; 228 pages; 200 color photos; 60 b & w photos; 5 illustrations |
Greenberg’s Guide to Lionel Trains, 1945-1969 Volume I: Motive Power and Rolling Stock (Paperback) By Paul V. Ambrose. Revised edition provides updated descriptions and valuations for Lionel locomotives, freight cars, and passenger cars. Hundreds of photos and product descriptions trace the history of Lionel postwar products. |
Greenberg’s Guide to Lionel Trains 1945-1969 Volume II: Behind the Scenes By Bruce C. Greenberg. Available in both (Paperback) and (Hardcover). Haven’t you always wanted to know what went on "Behind the Scenes" at Lionel? How new products were developed and sometimes discarded. This volume details the inside information about Lionel production during the Post War period and include such subjects as: |
Standard Catalog Of Lionel Train Sets 1945 - 1969 (Paperback) By David Doyle. One man’s trash is another collector’s treasure, just take a look at today’s growing community of toy train collectors eagerly searching for the boxes toy trains come in. Once the clumsy outer packaging quickly discarded for a prized Lionel Train, boxed sets of postwar Lionel Trains draw focus and favor today among many refined collectors. This beautifully illustrated guide, with 500 photos, includes every catalogued Lionel Train set, complete with current secondary market pricing and packaging information. This book undoubtedly will appeal to your love for Lionel! |
Greenberg’s Guide to Lionel Trains 1945-1969: Cataloged Sets (Paperback) By Paul V. Ambrose. All of the remarkable Lionel innovations are displayed in their sets in this revised edition that include updated descriptions and values -- all collectors will find the information and photos in this book valuable. Stunning new photos feature top-of-the-line sets, 8 1/2 x 11; 208 pages; 100 color and 20 b & w photos. |
Lionel Trains 1945-1969: Accessories (Greenberg’s Guide to Lionel Trains, 1945-1969) (Paperback) By Alan Stewart. Loaders, signals, bridges, and more - discover the magical world of Lionel’s postwar accessories! This updated guide provides the most complete look at the incredible range of accessories developed by Lionel between 1945 and 1969. This updated edition significantly expands the descriptions with details about the operation, packaging, and value of every accessory Lionel offered and has more than 150 color photographs, including 40 brand-new pictures. Contains all of the information collectors and operators need for identifying and enjoying the exciting accessories that made Lionel a household name. |
Greenberg’s Guide to Lionel Trains 1945-1969: Volume IV Uncataloged Sets (Paperback) By Paul V. Ambrose, Joseph P. Algozzini (Contributor), Barbara Morey (Editor). Revised listings include updated descriptions and values--all collectors will find the information and photos in this book valuable. Stunning new photos feature uncataloged sets. This volume completes the look at postwar era Lionel sets. |
Greenberg’s Guide to Lionel Trains 1945-1969: Volume V Rare and Unusual (Paperback) By Paul V. Ambrose, Harry Lovelock. Revised listings include updated descriptions and values--all collectors will find the information and photos in this book valuable. Stunning new photos feature rare and unusual production items produced by Lionel during the post war era. |
Greenberg’s Guide to Lionel Trains 1945-1969: Volume VII Selected Variations (Paperback) By Paul V. Ambrose, Harold J. Lovelock. All collectors will find the information and photos in this book valuable. Stunning photographs that feature selected variations that occurred during the production of Lionel trains during the post war era. |
Lionel’s Postwar F-3’s (Toy Train Reference Series, 1) (Paperback) By Joe Algozzini, et al. Describes Lionel’s most popular locomotive of the postwar era. Details production history and includes road names, packaging information, and repair tips. Volume I of the Toy Train Reference series. |
Lionel’s Postwar Space & Military Trains (Toy Train Reference Series, 2) (Paperback) By Joe Algozzini, Roger Carp, Bob Jacobson. Presents an up-close look at the colorful rocket launchers, exploding boxcars, and satellite cars created during the space-race years. Includes photos, product descriptions, production versions, and rarity levels. Volume II of the Toy Train Reference series. The author also has written an excellent book on the Lionel postwar F-3 locomotive. Both books are a great resource for collectors and fans of Lionel trains. |
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