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Landscape Accessories: Cutouts for the circus and farm sets are on page 1 #21 through #30A are on page 1 #31 through #749 are on page 2 #753 through #23778 are on this page |
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#753 Mountain, Tunnel, and Pass Set made in 1960. (Picture courtesy of an anonymous donor.) |
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Here it is with part of the #747 Figure-8 Trestle Set and Frontiersman train. It came in the #20558 Truscott Set with the similar #770 cardboard Trestle Set. |
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#763 three-section Mountain Set of molded composition material made in 1949 thru 1950. (Picture courtesy of an anonymous donor.) |
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#778 Street Lamp Set: one plain, one with red alarm box, and one with dark green mail box made in 1953 thru 1956. |
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The
#790 Trainorama was made only in 1953. It is a 9-foot long scenic
diarama depicting the hills of New England, generic mountains, and
rolling green hills of the South. It is designed to wrap around
one side of a train layout. Because it is so long, this is just
one end; click the picture to see the whole set and close-ups. (Photo courtesy of Leslie Warren.) |
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#23021 Imitation Grass made in 1957 thru 1959. (Picture courtesy of an anonymous donor.) |
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#23022 Scenery Gravel made in 1957 thru 1959. (Picture courtesy of an anonymous donor.) |
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#23023 Imitation Coal made in 1957 thru 1959. (Picture courtesy of an anonymous donor.) |
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The extremely rare #23040 Mountain, Tunnel, and Pass made in 1958. (Picture courtesy of Stout Auctions.) |
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#23249 Tunnel, the 5-digit version of #249 made in 1957 thru 1964. (Picture courtesy of an anonymous donor.) |
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#23778 Street Lamp Set, the 5-digit version of #778 made in 1957 thru 1964. (Photo from an ebay auction by Rick Dunn.) |
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