Standard Catalog of Lionel Trains 1900-1942

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Standard Catalog of Lionel Trains 1900-1942

Only full-size guide on the market with a rarity scale, a valuable tool for determining worth. Assists in every buying and selling activity involving the category of trains commanding the highest prices in the secondary market. Active collector community, with more than 31,000 members of the Train Collectors Association, and 55,000 people visiting the National Toy Train Museum annually. Originally used by shopkeepers as an animated window display to promote other products, Lionel trains are still on display, but now as a main attraction in the collectibles world. You can confidently turn to this updated guide for more than 1,400 color photos, current pricing in three categories, information on all known variations, and extensive identifying details for 2,000 prewar Lionel trains. This comprehensive toy train reference captures the essence of this American icon, and equips you with the tools to make the most of this lucrative market.

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5 Responses to “Standard Catalog of Lionel Trains 1900-1942”


  1. Review by Bob Jones for Standard Catalog of Lionel Trains 1900-1942
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    I bought this book based on my favorable impression of this author’s earlier volume on Postwar Lionel Trains. I was not disappointed! This book is a quantum leap forward! The photos are much larger, clearer and well lit. Checking the prices listed against what I just paid at York they seem to be accurate, and the rarity scale is handy too.

    Prewar enthusiasts have not had an up to date reference in years – we have one now! This single book will replace three now on my shelf. Listed are Standard Gauge, 0, 00 and 2 7/8. Engines, cars, accessories and catalogs are all listed, along with vintage catalog appearing occassionally.

    My only complaints are that no information is provided about Lionel sets, only the individual items – and although the book claims to have 1100 color photos – and probably does – I’d still like to have seen photos of some of the other paint schemes of some of the items. However, despite these minor complaints, this book is a great value!


  2. Review by Mr. M. E. Cole for Standard Catalog of Lionel Trains 1900-1942
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    David Doyles new book on pre war Lionel is a must have volume which comprehensively reviews, using photographs and text, every piece Lionel manufactured during that time. Where he scores over other catalogues is as well as giving price valuations he shows rarity in simple to understand ratings something which is quite often hard to find


  3. Review by Judith A. Fuller for Standard Catalog of Lionel Trains 1900-1942
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    This is a great guide for my Lionel collection. This book is very handy for buying and selling Lionel trains. I have found this guide to be very accurate.


  4. Review by J. S. Forst for Standard Catalog of Lionel Trains 1900-1942
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    Very help in determining age and type of Lionel items,and value before purchasing or selling.


  5. Review by Midwest Book Review for Standard Catalog of Lionel Trains 1900-1942
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    David Doyle’s new Standard Catalog Of Lionel Trains 1900-1942 is the most complete guide available for Lionel products: collectors won’t want to be without it. From the turn of the century until World war II, Lionel turned out toy trains for kids of all ages: over a thousand color photos blends with pricing guidelines for different conditions to accompany a history of Lionel products. Organized by type of product, from passenger cars and ballast cars to box cars, collectors will find this quite an easy reference to use.

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