Marketed later as the "Kenilworth", it was first offered in the 1924 catalog as simply No. 104. Lithographed tin all the way around, it features just the single light over the door. Looks pretty good for its ninety-plus years.
Paul
American Flyer prewar suburban station
American Flyer prewar suburban station
Here's a Flyer No. 104 passenger station I found at York this past week:
Marketed later as the "Kenilworth", it was first offered in the 1924 catalog as simply No. 104. Lithographed tin all the way around, it features just the single light over the door. Looks pretty good for its ninety-plus years.
Paul
Marketed later as the "Kenilworth", it was first offered in the 1924 catalog as simply No. 104. Lithographed tin all the way around, it features just the single light over the door. Looks pretty good for its ninety-plus years.
Paul
Re: American Flyer prewar suburban station
In remarkably good condition.
