Bidspirit auction | A Collection of O-Scale Model

A Collection of O-Scale Model Railroad Freight Cars by M.T.H., Atlas O, and K-Line - An assortment of O-scale model railroad freight cars featuring various American railroad liveries. The collection is primarily constructed with plastic bodies and features die-cast metal trucks and wheels. The cars are equipped with operating knuckle couplers. The collection includes the following identified pieces: A Pennsylvania Railroad boxcar in reddish-brown livery with ”PENNSYLVANIA 28668” and ”Route of The Keystone State” side marks. The underside bears a printed mark reading ”M.T.H.®” and ”MADE IN CHINA”. A Green Bay and Western insulated boxcar in yellow with ”GBW 21002” side marks. The underside is marked with a printed ”M.T.H.®”. A Lehigh Valley modern boxcar in white with ”L. V. 8208” side marks. The underside is marked with a printed ”M.T.H.®”. A Union Pacific boxcar in yellow and silver livery reading ”We can handle it.” and ”UP 493312”. The underside features a printed label reading ”K761-M001”, ”K-LINE ELECTRIC TRAINS”, ”CHAPEL HILL, NC”, and ”MADE IN CHINA”. An M-K-T stock car in yellow, black, and brown with ”M-K-T 47056” side marks. The underside is embossed ”ATLAS O, LLC © 2001” and ”MADE IN CHINA”. A Lehigh Valley refrigerator car in white and brown with ”L. V. 36099” side marks. The underside is embossed ”ATLAS O, LLC © 2001” and ”Made in China”. An undecorated grey boxcar with an underside marked ”IDM by UMD, Inc.” and ”Made in China”. Other items in the collection include a white Lehigh Valley Railroad map boxcar, a brown Lackawanna ”Route of Phoebe Snow” boxcar, a green Lehigh Valley boxcar, and a black Lehigh Valley boxcar numbered ”LV 97477”. These cars feature flat black plastic undersides without readable manufacturer names. , The cars are in good, used condition. Visible dust accumulation is present on several roofs, particularly on the Pennsylvania and Lackawanna cars. One truck on the Lackawanna car is misaligned, appearing to be loose at the mounting screw (photo 6). The undecorated grey car shows minor surface scuffing (photo 2). All detail parts, including ladders, brake wheels, and roof walks, appear to be present and intact across the collection.