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Try Bruce Koehler (Dr.) in the Temple Train Club (Centra-Mod). He and his
dad collect Marklin. He bought some from me a few years back. His phone number
is 1-254-933-2536.
Buddy Burk
In a message dated 9/19/2008 10:59:57 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
ldegwhee@hotmail.com writes:
I used
to dabble in Maerklin about 25 years ago. I never learned what was considered
valuable and what was a dog on the market, except that it was good if
everything was blemish-free, had all the original parts, and was in the
original boxes and better yet if it had never been touched by human hands.
That's not enough to give anyone a handle on that set's
value.
Unfortunately, there isn't a store in Greater Austin that
deals with them. Maybe San Antonio?
--Lee
DeGolyer
> Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2008 09:58:46
-0500
> From: swise@aoot.com
> To: gmadillo@yahoo.com
> CC:
craig@collectiblecaboose.com; ttat-members@aoot.com
> Subject: Re: Model
Train Question
>
> Glenda Voigt wrote:
> > I have
recently acquired what seems to be a very old Marklin train set
> >
which may have actually come from Germany. The only paperwork with it
>
> concerns the transformer which is a 270-A. Is there somewhere I can
> > take it here in Austin to find out more about it and what it's
value
> > might be? I have no idea as to what size it is or what
would be
> > needed to identify it and obtain more info as to age,
etc.
> >
> > Thank you in advance for any information you
may be able to furnish.
> >
> > Glenda Voigt
>
>
>
> Hi Glenda,
>
> I would start with Craig
Berry at the Collectible Caboose in Cedar
> Park. I've CC'd him.
>
> I also CC'd our club membership and perhaps someone can
contact you
> directly if they have any input.
>
>
CU!
>
> Steve.
>
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