A site dedicated to Marx train collections
A site dedicated to Marx train collections
Offered through Sears under the Allstate brand, the Marx 9620 is an O-gauge diesel freight set from the late 1950s. The set features a New Haven No. 2002 diesel locomotive and matching dummy B-unit in the striking black, gray, and…
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.…
