A site dedicated to Marx train collections
A site dedicated to Marx train collections
The Audio-Engineer Spoken Command Controller by Electro-Nuclear was a game-changer for O Gauge trains in the 1950s. With just your voice, you could make your trains go, stop, or even back up—how cool is that? It came with a microphone,…
The Marx #4351 Electric Train Set was released in the 1960s and typically featured a steam-type locomotive, a tender, and several cars such as a hopper, tanker, and caboose. The set often came with a 25-watt transformer, a figure-eight track…
The Marx Baltimore and Ohio No. 9629 train set is a diesel freight model. The set featured a sleek B&O diesel A & B unit, along with a collection of iconic rolling stock: a Wabash gondola, Pennsylvania boxcar, and a…
The Marx No. 418 Railroad Crossing Signal with Bell was a popular toy accessory produced from the early 1950s to the late 1950s. It featured a black metal body, a white crossbuck sign, and the distinctive Marx red decal. The…
The Marx High Speed Train Bell, also called the “Caution High Speed Trains” signal, was a popular accessory for Marx O-scale train sets. It featured a red post with a sign and a bell that rang when a train passed…
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…
The Marx 999 engine No. 25249 is a vintage toy train known for its classic design and high-speed performance. Running on O gauge tracks, the engine features an AC motor with an automatic direction control, making it easy to operate.…
The Marx Nickel Plate Road toy train set, particularly from the 1950s, is a popular vintage collectible known for its streamlined steam-type design. The set typically includes a locomotive and various cars, often marketed as ready-to-run, capturing the essence of…