Marx Wind-Up Set
Marx plastic wind-up trains were introduced in the 1930s and quickly became popular for their affordability, durability, and engaging designs. These trains operated on clockwork motors that were wound up with a key, eliminating the need for electricity and making them accessible to children everywhere. Known for their colorful lithographed graphics, Marx wind-up trains often featured fun additions like sparking motors and ringing bells that added to the play experience. This set has no box cover and three Renwal.
Wind-up Set in box (no cover)
Plastic Shell Wind-Up Engine With key
Plastic Shell Wind-Up Engine front
Plastic Shell Wind-Up Engine Side
Wind-up Plastic Engine Rear detail
Union Pacific Tender
Union Pacific Tender 551 Top detail
Union Pacific Tender 551 detail
Union Pacific Tender 551 detail
Sea Board 91257
Sea Board 91257 Side
Union Pacific 3824 Caboose
Union Pacific 3824 Caboose Side
Union Pacific 3824 Caboose End detail
Wind-up Motor With key
Wind-up Motor Bottom
Renwal Cars
Renwal cars bottom
