Bidspirit auction | A Group of Vintage Lionel

A Group of Vintage Lionel O-Gauge Model Train Accessories and Lemax Village Electrical Components - A collection of vintage O-gauge model train rolling stock and decorative accessories, featuring several components from The Lionel Corporation and Lemax, Inc. The Lionel items include: - A Santa Fe Horse Express car, numbered 3356. The green plastic body features yellow lettering and is marked ”RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY INC” and ”BLT 5-56 BY LIONEL.” The interior houses a visible electromagnetic coil mechanism. The silver-colored metal base is embossed with ”MADE IN THE U. S. OF AMERICA”, ”THE LIONEL CORPORATION”, ”NEW YORK”. - A matching Horse Corral platform accessory with a green base, brown tracks, and white perimeter fencing. - A Lehigh Valley porthole-style caboose, numbered 641751. The gray plastic shell is printed with red lettering and marked ”BLT 6 54 LIONEL.” It includes a metal chassis with a power pickup roller. - A Lionel Lines tender, numbered 6026W. The black plastic body features a simulated coal load and a green plastic internal whistle housing. The underside is stamped ”6026W”. - A Lionel Lines caboose shell, numbered 64273. The reddish-brown plastic body is marked ”BLT 11 53 LIONEL.” The Lemax Village Collection items include: - A box of 20 multi-color mini lights, item no. 64123. The cardboard packaging is printed with a copyright date of 1996. - Two AC power adapters in original blister packaging, item numbers 9815374 and 54100A. The packaging cards are printed with a copyright date of 1998. Also included is a small, non-functional decorative steam locomotive figurine. It features the name ”GENERAL” on the tender. The base bears a red circular stamp reading ”LIMITED EDITION NO 1064 / 3,000 GEORGIA MARBLE”. , Items show signs of significant play wear, including heavy dust, surface grime, and light oxidation on metal parts (photo 1). The Santa Fe horse car is missing one of its sliding side doors (photo 10). The reddish-brown caboose is a shell only, lacking wheels and a chassis; its interior shows orange-colored residue from adhesive or heat (photo 30). The horse corral platform is missing the auxiliary vibrating horse figures (photo 9). Electrical items, including the locomotive whistle tender, lighted caboose, and boxed light sets, are untested. The Lemax power adapters remain factory-sealed in original blister packaging (photos 3, 4). The Georgia Marble figurine shows minor pitting consistent with the casting material (photo 5).