MA001 MÄRKLIN F 800.3 CLASS 01 STEAM LOCOMOTIVE
This locomotive is the third version made in 1954 only. It is marked 01 097 on the front and one cab side, F800 along with MÄRKLIN on the other. Original 4-step reversing relay and large-holed ski pick-up.
This locomotive has been reconditioned and restored to full working condition. Blemishes collected over the years have been left in situ, the bodywork polished up. It has been tested on 3600-style track and runs beautifully forward and reverse. Lights work also.
NOTES
- The edge of the cab roof is chipped
- One tender door is broken
- Custom made removable coal insert included
- Supplied in custom made box.
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MA201 MÄRKLIN SET800.1 CLASS E44 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE
This locomotive is the earliest version made in 1954 and 55. It is marked E44 039 on both ends and the sides, along with SET 800 and MÄRKLIN. Original 4-step reversing relay and large-holed ski pick-up.
This locomotive has been reconditioned and restored to full working condition. Blemishes collected over the years have been left in situ, the bodywork polished up. It has been tested on 3600-style track and runs beautifully forward and reverse. Lights work also, changing with the direction of travel.
NOTES
- Both couplers have been repaired, as the originals were so damaged as to be useless. The broken couplers were cut off and replacements soldered in their stead. The new couplers are the small hook and loop type, matching the period of the locomotive.
- Packaged in a custom made box.
MA401 MÄRKLIN 346/2 (4008).6 (1954 ONLY) RED ‘DSG’ DINING CAR
Identifying features including die-cast bogie sides, stump axles and flat destination boards date this coach to 1954, Koll’s Preiskatalog version 6.
It has had a hard life and there is significant surface rust in paces. Still, with a bit of TLC, it would make a lovely runner for your layout.
MA402 MÄRKLIN 346/3J (4011).3.1 BLUE SLEEPING CAR
According to Koll’s Preiskatalog, this version should not exist, as it is not listed. However, other 346-style coaches with aluminium chassis were made only in 1953.
NOTES
- Restored to working order
- Age-related patina
MA403 MÄRKLIN 346/4 (4012).6 GREEN BAGGAGE CAR
Identifying features including plastic bogie sides, needle bearing axles and the circlip bogie fastening date this coach to 1956, Koll’s Preiskatalog version 6.
There is some surface rust in paces, but with a bit of TLC, it would make a lovely runner for your layout.
NOTES
- Age-related patina
MA501 MÄRKLIN 315/2 + 305/1 RAILWAY CRANE AND WAGON
Refurbished railway crane dating from the 1950s. According to Kolls Preiskatalog, the type of coupler identifies it as version 1 (1956), yet the decal ‘Krupp Ardelt’ on the cab dates it to version 3 (1958). May be, it has once had parts exchanged, or it was made up of old and new batch parts in the factory.
The original flaking paint has been preserved with layers of clear matt varnish, giving it a rather weathered appearance. The hook is a modern version, as it ought to have a ball hook.
The 305/2 bolster wagon is the earliest version with the stump axles, dating it to between 1951 and 1955.
NOTES
- Pulley disc is missing from the jib
- Packaged together in a custom made box
- Age-related patina
MA502 MÄRKLIN 4611.6 + 305/1 RAILWAY CRANE AND WAGON
Refurbished railway crane dating from the 1970s. According to Koll’s Preiskatalog, the crane is version 6 (1969-81), without the cast-on 315/2 on the sides. The 305/2 bolster wagon is the earliest version with the stump axles, dating it to between 1951 and 1955.
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MA503 MÄRKLIN 4611.7 + 4503.4 RAILWAY CRANE AND WAGON
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MA505 MÄRKLIN 324 VERSION 03 KÜHLWAGEN REFRIGERATOR VAN DIE CAST
Die-cast body & chassis, ivory colour with “Kühlwagen” stencilled in red. This model was produced 1950-51. With original box.
MA601 MÄRKLIN 10x 2200 STRAIGHT TRACK 180mm A-GRADE
Very good condition with no landscaping residue/paint on the edges. One piece has a sleeper end broken off.
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MA602 MÄRKLIN 12x 2200 STRAIGHT TRACK 180mm B-GRADE
Good condition with some landscaping residue/paint on the edges. Suitable for cleaning up or use in hidden areas.
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MA603 MÄRKLIN 6x 2201 STRAIGHT TRACK 90mm
Good condition with some landscaping residue/paint on the edges and the odd sleeper end broken off.
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MA604 MÄRKLIN 7x 2202 STRAIGHT MAKE-UP TRACK 45mm
Good condition with some landscaping residue/paint on the edges and the odd sleeper end broken off.
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MA605 MÄRKLIN 2297 K-GLEIS ELECTRIC UNCOUPLER RAIL 90mm
Very good condition with some landscaping residue/paint on the edges. Solenoid tested and working.
NOTES
- age-related patina
- some landscaping residue/paint may be present
- tested and working
MA651 MÄRKLIN H0 3600MWS 5019 PAIR OF ELECTRIC POINTS
Pair of electrically operated points with original box.
2 sets in similar condition available.
NOTES
- Excellent condition
- Seller refurbished item
MA652 MÄRKLIN H0 3600 W PAIR OF MANUAL POINTS
1x pair of manually operated points without original box.
MA702 MÄRKLIN 7042 SHUNTING SIGNAL
Classic Märklin signal featuring double solenoid actuation and automatic train control (built-in circuit breakers). Lighted semaphore disc rotates through 45 degrees. First introduced in 1953 as 446/21, these signals were in production virtually unchanged for around 60 years!
- Seller refurbished
- This item has been cleaned, serviced and tested
- Age-related patina
- Box with minor scuffs and/or other marks
- Base plate for attaching to track is included
- Requires 16V AC power supply for proper operation
MA801 MÄRKLIN 3027/GN800.2 OR .3 TENDER ca. 1956
According to Kolls Preiskatalog, this version should not exist, as it is not listed there with this type of coupler, which was made only in 1956. The 3027 tender is listed as being current from 1958-61. Bogies have bearing holes for stump axles.
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MA802 MÄRKLIN TENDER BOGIES TO SUIT 3005, 3047, 3048
Includes front & rear bogies for 1960s tenders, wheels with needle point bearings, rear coupler.
To suit 3005, 3047, 3048 locomotives.
DM101 MINI CARGO MÄRKLIN H0 367
Hand made load to suit Märklin H0 367 ‘Talbot’ hopper wagons. Light weight and designed to fit inside without the need for glue.
(Wagon not included)