1581 N. Main St. Attica, IN 47918, United States
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Elliott Auctions LLC will be hosting another auction of toy trains, Railroad ephemera with hundreds of various railroads and railroad related company names appearing on various forms of paper/print and photography with other additions as added. Some paper highlights include but not limited to: Time Tables, employee passes, maps, blue prints, stocks, framed photographs and much more. We will once again have modern era, postwar and prewar toy trains, to include but not limited to: HO, S, and O gauge trains. Lionel, Ives, RailKing, American Flyer, MTH, Atlas, Bachmann Spectrum, Broadway Limited, Proto and many others. To mix the day up, we again bring you a nice collection of early 90's and 2000's Hot Wheels. Including Mainline cars ranging from 1990 - 2009, ealry 1990 - 1992 Blue Cards, 1998 - 2005 Hot Wheels First Editions Series, and many unfinished series.
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LOT 873:
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Blueprint Scale Drawings for Gas Electric Motor Cars. Builder Pohlman Car and ...
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Sold for: $24
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Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Blueprint Scale Drawings for Gas Electric Motor Cars. Builder Pohlman Car and Manufacturing Corporation. Date built 1928. There appears to be three lot numbers. The cars were for for Chicago and Northwestern and Chicago Saint Paul Minneapolis and Ohio. There are full page drawings as well as detail drawings. Blueprint measures approximately 38 inches long by approximately 28 inches wide. There�s chipping and minor loss to the edges, some pages have more chipping, overall a very interesting item for the railroad fan to work through and garner in-depth knowledge of how a piece of railroad history was built. Numerous companies submitted drawings for the building of this car, Vapor Car Heating Company, The Electro Motive Company. A great add to any collection. Also very framable. blueprints have been rolled.
