Bidspirit auction | A Collection of Lionel and

A Collection of Lionel and M.T.H. RailKing O-Gauge Model Train Accessories and Figures - An assortment of model train accessories, maintenance supplies, and media, largely centered on O-scale systems. The collection includes two Miller Engineering Desk Top Neon animated signs. One features a ”Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Nevada” design housed in a yellow cardboard window box. The second is a ”Lionel Electric Trains Since 1900” billboard in a purple and white cardboard window box. Both boxes carry text describing the use of ”space age materials” and ”6 pre-programmed chase patterns.” A carded Lionel Maintenance Kit 6-2927 includes a translucent plastic bottle labeled ”LIONEL TRACK CLEAN 2 fl. oz.”, a clear tube with a red cap labeled ”LIONEL OILER”, a white squeeze tube labeled ”LIONEL MULTI-PURPOSE LUBRICANT”, and a track cleaning eraser. Licensed The Polar Express accessories include two carded sets by Lionel LLC. The Wolves/Rabbits Animal Pack (6-24252) contains three plastic golden-brown wolves and four white rabbits. The Add-On Figures set (6-14273) includes four plastic characters: Santa Claus, a Conductor, and two children. Railway infrastructure is represented by a carded M.T.H. Electric Trains RailKing set of four plastic flashing barricades (30-11021) with a black electronic controller. Electronic and media components include a red and black boxed Phoenix Sound Systems accessory for programming the ”2K2 SOUND BOARD,” bearing the address ”3502 W. LIBERTY RD. ANN ARBOR, MI 48103 USA.” A carded Miller Engineering backing shows various neon sign designs and includes a sealed plastic pouch containing a black battery box and wiring. Also present is a VHS tape titled ”The New LIONEL Showroom Layout & How It Was Built,” credited as ”A Tom McComas Production,” and a black AC power adapter with a coiled cord housed in a plain white cardboard box. A copyright notice on The Polar Express packaging reads ”2006 LIONEL L.L.C.”. , The items remain in their original retail packaging (photo 1). The cardboard backing cards for the Lionel Maintenance Kit and the RailKing barricades show minor shelf wear, including softening at the corners and light creasing along the edges (photo 3, photo 7). The Miller Engineering sign boxes appear structurally sound with light rubbing to the printed surfaces (photo 10, photo 11). The liquid in the maintenance oiler remains clear and the tube appears sealed (photo 3). The plastic blister packs for the figurines show no visible cracks or heavy yellowing (photo 5, photo 6). The VHS sleeve displays minor edge wear (photo 9).