year made and price of an old model train?

Question

1910 Chattanooga Rail line Replica model train, made by Baldwinn Locomotive works /Bachmann Industries Inc of Philadephia made in China Electric large scale

The markings on my Train, are the Baldwinn Locomotive Works Philadelphia Bachman Industries Inc 1910 Chatanooga Rail Line # 12 July 1910 #34942 Transformer model # 6609 Philadelphia PA made in China Has the metal tracks< their are 2 passenger cars w/ wood stoves, 20 1/2"Lx6 1/2 T x 4 1/2 w yellow with grey roof trimmed in green#17. #16 has an area for cargo and the doors slide"Railway Express Agency" on side. Both have a rose/gold colored upper small windows and clear windows on bottom. Coal Tender is14"x4 1/2x 5" green trimmed in gold all metal wheels. The locomotive is18"Lx6 1/2 Tx5"W very heavy has an engineer red roofcab green with black and red trimmed in gold with windows, under carriage very detailed. 8pc track metal

Answer 1

Being a larger scale, it is of course more pricy. Bachmann has been around for quite some time, but is not really a major player in the modelling market. Bachmann's "Spectrum" line of models is very nice, with good detail and smooth running locomotives. For this reason they are comparatively expensive.

As a model, your piece may not be in high demand. For a collector, however, your's may be the missing piece from a collection.

Find a reputable hobby shop that specializes in model trains in your area and take it in to get an honest appraisal.

If you can provide more details by updating your question you may wind up with an accurate appraisal right here. Most rail road modelers are nice and helpful folks, but there are vultures in any field, so don't be too quick to sell.

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

Try http://hunt4stuff.com I found under Antique Toy Collectors # 126 macth web-site not sure which can give you the price on the model train but there sure is alot that would be interested...Metasearch on the WEB.*

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