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Howard
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good afternoon...

here's a salvation army thrift store find...picked it up today on my weekly rounds...it's a modern piece...certainly not from the "golden age"...but has the right look for a toy train layout...

wish i'd started collecting litho tin structures years ago...just what i need...something to keep up with...

measures 5 1/8" x 3 1/8" x 4 3/4" high...there are no identifying names or markings of any kind...but i'd guess it's from the "pacific rim"...

howard...


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One of our readers uses the cookie containers that are shaped like buildings on his tinplate RR. No, he's not on the forums yet.
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Wow--what a great find---love!
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