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  1. What Fun! - # 742 Unique Art Manufacturing Company clock\work locomotive. Locomotive had a mechanism to shoot sparks through the smokestack, a ringing bell and a brake lever. Unique hopper car and caboose with an oval of track.

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    What Fun!
  2. What Fun! - A young boy riding on a toy steam engine of European design.

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    What Fun!
  3. What Fun! - A traditional Christmas floor layout with Lionel equipment such as the Type S transformer, circa 1947; a #1437WS train set with 2025 locomotive; 2454 Baby Ruth boxcar; 2452X Pennsylvania gondola; 2465 Sunoco tank car. The set also included a 2472 Pennsylvania caboose which is hidden by the toddler in the picture.

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    What Fun!
  4. What Fun. - Young boy moving snow with his Buddy L steam shovel and truck.

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    What Fun.
  5. What Should We Look At First? - Photo of Wolfgang and Rainer, two German boys, in Christmas scene with Marklin HO gauge layout.

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    What Should We Look At First?
  6. Wheaties with Milk - Photograph of a Wheaties box car and a Bordens tank car. Both items are American Flyer O gauge from the 1936-1937 era.

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    Wheaties with Milk
  7. Where is my Wnadering Boy Tonight - Christmas scene with a lithographed paper on wood locomotive and tender by W. S. Reed Toy Company of Leominster, Mass. The Reed toys were Take-a Parts. See page 297, :"Toys in America" by CcClintock. The cast iron horses and fire truck on the right side may be by Ives.This is a copy of an old lantern slide ilistrating "Where is my wandering boy tonight" (1877) From the John Ripley collection.

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    Where is my Wnadering Boy Tonight
  8. Wildwood Model Railroad Club - Two photographs from the Wildwood Model Railroad Club located at Wildwood by the Sea, New Jersey. 001 is an exterior view and 002 is a portion of the layout. It apears to be HO gauge.

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    Wildwood Model Railroad Club
  9. Wildwood, MN Ride-On Locomotive - Wildwood, MN amusement park style ride-on locomotive on track.

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    Wildwood, MN Ride-On Locomotive
  10. Wilkins "Boy's Express Company" Wagon - Wilkins "Boy's Express Company" wagon. Size: 16 1/2" long, 9 1/2" high (including driver) Colors: Red Wagon, yellow wheels, white horses (gold lettering)

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    Wilkins "Boy's Express Company" Wagon
  11. Wilkins Cast Iron Locomotive and Combination Car - A cast iron Wilkins small locomotive and combination car. This set contains a locomotive, tender and passenger car. Size: Locomotive, tender, and car are approx. 2.5" in total length.

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    Wilkins Cast Iron Locomotive and Combination Car
  12. Wilkins Cast Iron Small Passenger Train - A cast iron Wilkins small no. 70 passenger train. Size: Approx. 37" long

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    Wilkins Cast Iron Small Passenger Train
  13. Wilkins Large and Small Horse Cars - Wilkins Large and Small Horse Cars

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    Wilkins Large and Small Horse Cars
  14. Wilkins Later Version of Combination Passenger Car - A later version of a combination passenger car with a passenger car types trucks. See photograph no. 52, 52B.

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    Wilkins Later Version of Combination Passenger Car
  15. Wilkins Passenger Car Trucks Comparrison - Two Wilkins cast iron passenger car trucks being compared. The early "Archbar" Freight type is on the left, and the passenger type is on the right. See phtographs no. 52 and 52A.

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    Wilkins Passenger Car Trucks Comparrison
  16. Wilkins Small Horse Car #372 - Wilkins Small Horse Car #372 Colors: Red car with yellow clear story roof. white horse. rubber stamp lettering. Shown in Wilkins 1895 catalog pg 20 numbered #215

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    Wilkins Small Horse Car #372
  17. Wilkins Truck Wagon no. 289 - An early 1900's Wilkins truck wagon no. 289. The wagon is pulled by two mules and has on driver sitting on the wagon. Size: 14" long, 4 14" high, includes the driver Red wagon, yellow wheels, black mules.

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    Wilkins Truck Wagon no. 289
  18. Wilkins no. 1 Large Locomotive and Tender - A cast iron Wilkins no.1 large locomotive engine and tender. Size and color are listed on the bafck of the photograph. (See no. 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57) Size 21" long, 5 1/4" high Color Black, red wheels, stack, and trim.

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    Wilkins no. 1 Large Locomotive and Tender
  19. Wilkins no. 2 Combination Coach - A cast iron Wilkins no. 2 combination coach (1880's-90's). (See no. 51, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57) Sizes 16" long, 4 3/4" high (arch bar trucks) Colors Came in dark red, or red orange. (Gold rubber stamp)

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    Wilkins no. 2 Combination Coach
  20. Wilkins no. 7 Cast Iron Caboose - A Wilkins cast iron no. 7 caboose. (See photographs no. 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56) Size: 7" long, 5 1/4" high Color: Red orange

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    Wilkins no. 7 Cast Iron Caboose

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