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May 9th and 10th, 2008 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) The May Friday and Saturday auctions will be held in the Williamsport, IN auction gallery with both days beginning at 10:00AM. This auction will be a huge auction with Friday being a huge diversity of prewar, postwar and modern Lionel, American Flyer, Marx, N scale, HO scale, O gauge, Std. gauge, G scale RR items that vary from mint in the box to parts. The Friday session will be a massive 800 lots with several truckload type lots, great dealer or operator sale. The Saturday session will begin with app. 400 lots of outstanding postwar Lionel then continue with American Flyer S gauge lots and finishing up with a great collection of over 300 lots of Dinky Toys, Corgi toys, Britains soldiers and other misc. toys. Overall a large, fantastic auction with great selection and diversity! The catalogs are available by clicking the order button at the top of the page or calling 765-764-6901. The catalog is in full color and makes a great reference tool.
June 6th and 7th, 2008 Cataloged Trains: The two June auction will be held in the Williamsport, IN Auction Gallery. This auction includes a number of estate collections plus a fantastic grouping of boxed Lionel on Saturday. More details to follow!
June 21st, 2008 Cataloged Trains: The one-day Saturday June 21st auction will be held at our auction gallery in the West Middlesex, PA location beginning at 10:00 AM. Please call 724-528-1500 or gary@stoutauctions.com for information on this auction.
September 19th and 20th, 2008 Cataloged Trains: An absolutely massive single owner collection of mint modern era trains from virtually all manufactures. Please call 724-528-1500 or gary@stoutauctions.com for information on this auction.
November 8th, 2008 Cataloged Trains: The incredible estate collection of Larry House. Please call 724-528-1500 or gary@stoutauctions.com for information on this auction.
Previous Auctions:
March 14th and 15th, 2008 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) The March Friday and Saturday auctions were held in the Williamsport, IN auction gallery. The Friday session had a great selection from all eras with a special section of prewar American Flyer O gauge sets from two collections. Friday also had an extraordinary amount of Lionel, MTH and other manufactures plus a number of very neat operating or animated displays for layouts. The Saturday session began with a great group of Lionel and American Flyer prewar trains highlighted by a gorgeous boxed 9E set. The Saturday session went into into a strong collection of American Flyer S gauge with a focus on better sets. The rest of the Saturday sale was devoted to a fantastic and large selection of Lionel postwar including high grade sets, F3's, boxcars, accessories, lots of Super O track items, rarities, variations, blister packs, unusual packets, original boxes, separate sale and many more fantastic items. The catalogs are available by clicking the order button at the top of the page or calling 765-764-6901. The catalog is in full color and makes a great reference tool.
April 5th, 2008 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) The one-day Saturday April 5th auction was held at our auction gallery in the West Middlesex, PA location. Stout Auctions was proud to offer for sale over 700 lots of high quality trains and accessories from several estates and collections. The cornerstone estate for this auction was from the Roger Bartelt collection, TCA # HR65-1223. Mr. Bartelt joined the Greenberg Publishing Company in 1979 and worked closely with Bruce Greenberg as a major contributor to GreenbergŐs prewar and postwar guides. RogerŐs expertise and appreciation of trains were crucial in the publishing of the Greenberg books. This auction features a large selection of manufacturers and gauges from all eras. The Lionel postwar was showcased by a red-lettered 60 trolley (mint), 3435 aquarium tank 1 tank 2 (mint), 2519 Virginian freight set mint in set box and 2023 gray nose Union Pacific Alcos. The auction included a great group of 6464 boxcars and F-3 diesel locomotives. A strong collection of American Flyer S gauge was offered factory sealed All Aboard sets, boxed sets, locomotives, rolling stock and accessories. There was a variety of HO gauge including Tyco, AHM, Mantua, Athearn, Bachmann, Atlas, Rivarossi and Lionel. Other manufacturers represented included Marklin, Bing, Rivarossi O gauge, Ives, Dorfan, American Flyer prewar, Marx, MTH Rail King, K-Line, Weaver, Williams, Atlas and modern era Lionel. This auction offered a fantastic diversity with all levels of collecting represented from mint in the box to bargain operator/fixer-upper lots. Please call 724-528-1500 or gary@stoutauctions.com for information on this auction.
February 8th and 9th, 2008 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) Stout Auctions presented The Glenn Brown Train Collection for auction on February 9th, 2008 at the Stout Auctions gallery in West Middlesex, PA. Mr. Brown has been collecting trains since 1964. He has lifetime Memberships' in the Train Collectors Association (TCA) member number 69-2805 and in the Toy Train Collectors Society (TTCS). His is also a member of the Toy Train Operating Society (TTOS). Mr. Brown's decision to sell his train collection was based on him relocating from his long time residence in Pittsford, New York. Over the past 44 years Mr. Brown assembled an incredible collection of high quality Lionel prewar O gauge and standard gauge trains and accessories. A large majority of these items are in their original boxes. Mr. Brown has a strong emphasis in collecting cataloged sets, this is evident by the 150 prewar O gauge and standard gauge sets in his collection. Many of these sets are in the original boxes and set boxes. Some highlights of this outstanding collection include; nickel and brass trim Blue Comets, Stephen Girard set, 400E work train sets, 7 brass steam loco, 700E scale and 763E semi-scale freight and passenger sets. This auction will also include a large selection of 800, 2800, 500 and 200 series freight cars.
In addition to the trains, Glenn has a great assortment of Lionel prewar accessories including; landscaped plots, 300 Hellgate bridge, 442 diner, 550 railroad figures, 155 freight sheds, stations, towers, signals,
bridges and many more outstanding accessories. Many records were set at this auction. The auction was very well attending with strong bidding on both the StoutAuctions.com website and eBayliveauctions.com. A great auction!
January 25th and 26th, 2008 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) This auction was held both days in the Williamsport, IN auction gallery. The first session on Friday highlighted mint and high end modern era plus prewar and postwar from various manufactures for all levels and budgets of collectors. The Friday session also included some brass HO, a large T repro Buddy L set and many other misc. items. The second session began Saturday morning with the better prewar and postwar Lionel in addition to a handfull of other manufactures. Highlights include a 763E Hudson, mint 2322 painted, 2341 JC FM, 2350 painted nose, a 5 x 9 dealer layout, lots of 6464's, dealer paper, 746 Norfolk and Western OB MC, 773 Hudsons, GG1's, 726 Berk OB MC, 6417 tusc. LV, F3's, 53 correct a, Presidential sets, a ton of Super O track items plus 100's of other great items. Once the Lionel is finished on Saturday we will then immediately begin selling a very large single owner American Flyer S gauge collection. Flyer highlights included lots and lots of sets/rolling stock plus several rarer items such as a UP Pony Express set, Simmons, Simmons, Whites, 24409 NP, 24518 PRR, 24323 white ends, MP pass. set, NP Pass set plus many others. A color catalog is available by clicking the order form above or calling 765-764-6901. Email info@stoutauctions.com.
December 15th, 2007 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) The Saturday, December 15th 2007 auction was held in our West
Middlesex, PA location. This one-day auction included over 700 lots
from several estates and collections that will feature many manufacturers
and gauges from all eras. The Lionel prewar O gauge was highlighted by a
700E scale Hudson Rail Chief set, Hiawatha passenger set, and 763E Hudson.
Lionel standard gauge will feature a 400E nickel trim Blue Comet
passenger set along with other locomotives, rolling stock, and
accessories. The Lionel postwar had a large variety of trains,
accessories, and original boxes ranging from mint in the box to operator
quality. Stout Auctions offered a huge selection of MTH Rail King and Lionel modern era
trains and accessories with many factory sealed in the boxes. Other
manufacturers represented included American Flyer S gauge, K-Line,
Williams, Weaver, Marx and Ives. This auction offered a fantastic
diversity with all levels of collecting represented from mint in the box
to bargain operator/fixer-upper lots. Please call 724-528-1500 or gary@stoutauctions.com for information on this auction.
November 30th and December 1st, 2007 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) This auction was held in Williamsport, IN with both days beginning at 10:00AM. This auction had a great selection of trains from all eras. Great diversity. We had a fantastic selection of modern era trains from the 1970's all the way up to present day. Standard gauge was well represented in this auction with a large selection of both original and reproduction. The prewar highlights included a prewar Rail Chief boxed set with an incredible 700E in boxes, rare set boxed JR set in Rail Chief colors, numerous 763E Hudsons and 700E Hudsons. This auction also had numerous O gauge prewar and postwar rarities. Postwar Lionel was represented by one strong collection of sets, 6464 boxcars, engines and numerous rolling stock items. The American Flyer S gauge included a large selection of great trains but it was really highlighted by great sets. When you attend it is a fantastic experience, Stout Auctions even supplies a free lunch. For those that cannot attend you could bid using this website or using eBayliveauctions.com. A color catalog is available by clicking the order form above or calling 765-764-6901. Email info@stoutauctions.com.
October 26th and 27th, 2007 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) The October auction was held in Williamsport, IN. This offered the second part of John Pyfer's American Flyer S gauge collection plus two additional American Flyer collections. Included both days were two outstanding Lionel postwar collections, a prewar collection and a Huge modern collection. The Friday session included the huge collection of modern era trains, American Flyer S gauge and Lionel from all eras. The Saturday session offered more American Flyer S gauge, a fantastic postwar Lionel collection plus some prewar. The Saturday session also had a fair number of dealer items. A color catalog is available by clicking the order form above or calling 765-764-6901. Email info@stoutauctions.com.
September 28th and 29th, 2007 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) The second September auction was held in West Middlesex, PA. The Friday session offered a very large selection of trains from many
manufacturers and gauges that will include- Lionel prewar and postwar, A large selection of modern era from Lionel, MTH, Williams, K-Line, Weaver, and others. American Flyer S gauge, Marx, Metal and plastic figures and a Large selection of parts. The Saturday session will offer a fantastic selection of high quality
trains, accessories, boxes, and paper from various manufacturers and eras.
Some Saturday highlights will include Lionel postwar sets such as a 2146WS Berkshire passenger set that is true MINT in the boxes with set box sold for $20,625.00 and 2289WS Super O freight set MINT in the boxes with set box for $4840.00, Lionel postwar rolling stock featuring a rare 6456 LV glossy red painted hopper with white lettering MINT for $3850.00, Lionel postwar engines including a rare version of a 2350 New Haven EP-5 with stripes going completely through the door jambs MINT in the box for $9350.00, 2383 Santa Fe F3 AA Diesels MINT in the boxes for $2860.00, and many others. Great selection of Lionel prewar O gauge including like new boxed sets, 700E scale Hudson, 763E semi-scale Hudson, semi-scale switchers 902B
903B 906B all in master cartons, rolling stock, and boxed accessories. Lionel standard gauge sets including a 381E green State Set, brown State Set passenger cars, 390E and 400E Blue Comet passenger sets, Stephen Girard passenger set, and 354E boxed freight set. A nice selection of Lionel prewar accessories including a 455 Electric
Range, 840 power station, 436 power station, high tension towers, floodlight towers, 442 diner, 43 Boat and many others. Lionel standard gauge engines and rolling stock will be highlighted by a 515 Shell Tank car, American Flyer standard gauge Presidential Special two tone blue four car passenger set, Boucher loco with Pennsylvania tender, Brass HO, empty original boxes and paper in high grade condition, American Flyer S gauge and Danbury Mint die-cast cars. All levels of collecting will be represented in this auction from Mint in the box to bargain fixer-upper lots. For more information about this auction
please email info@stoutauctions.com or call Gary at 724-528-1500.
September 14th and 15th, 2007 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) The auction included fantastic Lionel from all eras, incredible American Flyer, gorgeous gauge 1 brass, lots of MTH, K Line, Williams, Marx, Ives and many others. The sale highlighted probably the best documented, high grade original chrome
American Flyer Mayflower in the world with the only known salesman suitcase for the train! An absolutely incredible and beautiful train set that sold for a respectable $117,000.00.
The auction included many boxed sets including a mint, sealed 1587S Girls Train for $33,000.00. The gauge 1 brass trains are absolutely beautiful and included both a live steam for $19,975.00 and electric Big Boy for $8250.00. The F9's, SP Daylight, Fine Art Crane and a Hiawatha also did very well. This auction included an outstanding collection of O scale brass trains with several incredible Fine Art Models ships coming from the same collection- USS Missouri, Bismark and the Hood. The Hood led the pack selling for $9350.00. The first September auction had part II of the Pilot Hobbies from Chicago train store/collection that was started in the 30's and includes NOS postwar, parts, NOS shells and 1000's of catalogs. A huge portion of this auction focused on the American Flyer collection of John F. Pyfer, JR. Mr. Pyfer is an attorney at law in Pennsylvania. Mr. Pyfer started collecting trains as a child because he was lucky enough to have an aunt that owned the Haines Hobby Shop in Reading, PA. The serious collecting started around 1974. Mr. Pyfer joined the TCA in 1977 and became President of the Keystone Division in 1984. With Mr. Pyfer and his wife, Carol, downsizing and easing into retirement they have decided they want other people to enjoy his years of collecting. People who know Mr. Pyfer also knew his home was always open for viewing this outstanding collection as he loved to share his collection with others. Numerous items from this collection are documented and photographed in all 3 Greenberg's American Flyer S gauge editions, an article in Classic Toy Trains and an article in the S Gaugian magazine. John's collection is known for its awesome diversity and fantastic selection of variations including many items of which only a few examples are known to exist. The top items from the Pyfer collection were the Fox boxcar for $8140.00 and the rare 588 semaphore for $6490.00. A notable item that sold in the auction was a partial Ives Circus set breakup that totaled over $35,000.00 for the components. Another fantastic auction!
August 11th, 2007 Mainstream Toy Trains: (view catalog) Wow! This auction will be the last summertime Mainstream Auction before we jump into the two day high end printed catalog auctions. We will be selling part 1 of the enormous Pilot Hobbies or Pilot Paints out of Chicago. This hobby store has been in business from the late 1930's to the present. The August auction will feature one of the largest "box lot" auctions we have ever sold with only prewar and postwar trains. If you like to fix, clean up, repair or resell prewar and postwar Lionel, Ives, American Flyer and Marx then you MUST attend this auction- it will be a massive quantity of trains. These trains represent 60 years of people walking in to the shop to sell old trains, trade-ins etc. If you attend this auction and can bring a truck, it would be smart to do so. Literally hundreds and hundreds of boxes full of trains! The August 11th auction will be held in the Williamsport, IN auction gallery. All items in the auction will include full color photos on the internet. Plan to attend in our comfortable and
well lighted auction gallery. For more information about this auction
please email info@stoutauctions.com .
July 7th, 2007 Trains: The catalog with prices is available by clicking (view catalog), The July 7th auction was held in the Williamsport, IN auction gallery. This was another large single day auction with lots of diversity. All items in the auction have full color photos on the internet. For more information about this auction please email info@stoutauctions.com .
June 16th, 2007 Trains:(view catalog) The June 16th auction was held in the West Middlesex, PA auction gallery. This was an outstanding single day auction with over 550 lots of quality trains, accessories, and toys from
several estates and collections. This fantastic selection featured
many manufacturers from all eras including; Lionel Prewar O Gauge, Lionel
Standard Gauge, Lionel Postwar, Williams, MTH Rail King, K-Line, and Marx.
Highlights included a Lionel 1950 Hudson Passenger set, 2341 Jersey Central
FM, along with a nice selection of Lionel prewar freight and passenger
sets. This auction also offered some interesting toys including; Corgi,
Tonka, Buddy L, Structo, Turner, Keystone, and an assortment of die-cast
vehicles. All levels of collecting were represented from MINT in the
box to operator/fixer-upper lots. For more information about this auction
please call Gary at 724-528-1500 or Email: gary@stoutauctions.com .
June 2nd, 2007 Mainstream Toy Trains: (view catalog) The June 2nd mainstream auction was another fun and large single day auction with condition levels for all budgets. This auction covered several deceased estate collections from the around the country. The auction included Lionel of all eras and conditions, Flyer, Marx, Williams, MTH, brass O/On3 and others. A great focus in this auction was the On3 trains in brass and kit built with several outstanding scratch built scenery items. This is a segment of the train market that does not make it to the auctions regularly and is quite interesting.
May 5th, 2007 Mainstream Trains: (view catalog) The single day May Mainstream Auction was held at the Williamsport, IN auction gallery. The May mainstream auction highlighted mainly estates. All items in the auction were SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. This was an extremely large auction with vast diversity. The auction highlighted Lionel from all eras, American Flyer, MTH, Marx, Williams, some brass O and HO, Walthers, LGB, Denton, Aster, Marklin, Paya and many others. Please view the website for a full listing of trains. The popular Mainstream Auctions are geared towards selling trains that will fit all budgets and condition levels without a color printed catalog. All of the cataloged item photos are on the internet.
March 24th, 2007 Trains: (view catalog) The 1st March auction was held at the West Middlesex, PA auction gallery. Over 600 lots of quality trains, accessories, and toys were sold from several estates and collections. This fantastic selection featured many manufacturers and gauges from all eras including: Lionel prewar standard and O gauge, Lionel postwar, American Flyer prewar O and standard gauge, Flyer S gauge, Ives prewar O gauge, Williams, MTH Rail King, K-Line, Marx, and HO trains. This auction also offered some interesting toys. All levels of collecting were represented from MINT in the box to operator/fixer-upper lots. Please call Gary Zippie at 724-528-1500 for information.
March 30th and 31st, 2007 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) The second March auction was held in Williamsport, IN. The Saturday portion of the auction was an astounding collection of postwar trains with a very strong emphasis on the 6464's and sets. It was an incredible collection with outstanding original boxes. The Friday session of the auction had a great selection of prewar (a ton of prewar in this session including a boxed Lionel SG Blue Comet), postwar and modern! The Friday session also highlighted a strong collection of American Flyer boxed sets including one set that is factory sealed. >Online Order, calling 765-764-6901 or by sending a check. To view all available catalogs and a fax order form Click Here.
February 23rd and 24th, 2007 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) The late February auction in Williamsport, IN was a fantastic auction! This auction highlighted a fantastic collection of like new and mint boxed postwar Lionel, a small but high grade showing of prewar, part 2 of the George Halvorsen boxed Marx collection and an outstanding single owner collection of modern era to include lots of big steam and a complete Smithsonian set. This auction offered a color print catalog that still has copies available and the online catalog. You can order a paper copy of the color catalog including the price key using an Online Order, calling 765-764-6901 or by sending a check. To view all available catalogs and a fax order form Click Here.
Monday February 5th, 2007 Trains: (view catalog) This auction was an entirely Lionel modern era trains from common boxcars all the way up to the larger steam engines with the exception of one very large collection of HO trains. This HO collection was the top lot of the auction at over $12,000.00. Many variation cars will be offered as well as nice groupings of rolling stock for the operator. ABSENTEE BIDDING CLOSES AT 3PM EST ON MONDAY, THREE HOURS BEFORE THE AUCTION AT 6PM ON EBAYLIVE.
January 26 and 27th, 2007 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) The January live auction was held in West Middlesex, PA. Highlights included an incredible 763E boxed 748W set that sold for $26,950.00, 2 7/8 pieces, strong Flyer S gauge, tons of G gauge train, large showing of modern era plus many others. Stout Auctions consigned several private collections and several estate collections for the January auction. This outstanding auction offered a fully photographed color catalog that is currently available. You can order a paper copy of the color catalog including the price key using an Online Order, calling 724-528-1500 or by sending a check. To view all available catalogs and a fax order form Click Here.
December 8th and 9th, 2006 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) The December auction in Williamsport, IN will be a two day auction with both days on the internet and a free listing available. The first day will offer a fantastic collection of higher end modern era Lionel and MTH. Friday will also offer a VERY large selection of box lot items from various manufactures and eras as we are offering several estates plus doing a thorough "house cleaning" of our gallery. The Saturday session of this auction will highlight the first half of the George Halvorsen collection of boxed Marx train sets. This collection will be about one third of the auction, the other two thirds will highlight Lionel prewar and postwar with a few other manufactures thrown in for good measure.
October 28th, 2006 single day Trains: (view catalog) The October auction was in Williamsport, IN and will highlight trains from the collection of Lew Striebeck TCA 80-14926, American Flyer prewar and postwar, Lionel paper, Lionel from all eras plus an eclectic collection of modern trains with a large number of variations. Keep an eye on the website for updates. This auction will highlight a group of outstanding trains but at the same time offers tremendous quantities as we will sell larger lots of of trains in this auction.
September 29th and 30th, 2006 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) New Auction record set! Stout Auctions sold one of the finest, if not the finest Lionel standard gauge set for a record setting $253,000.00 on a Lionel 433E Twentieth Century Limited. The second September auction was held in West Middlesex, PA with an offering of mind boggling trains including several prewar items that are the best condition and rarity ever offered at auction. Stout Auctions consigned several private collections and several estate collections for the September auctions. This incredible auction offers a fully photographed color catalog that is currently available. You can order a paper copy of the color catalog including the price key using an Online Order, calling 765-764-6901 or sending a check. To view all available catalogs and a fax order form Click Here.
September 15th and 16th, 2006 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog) The first September auction will be in Williamsport, IN with an absolutely astounding group of trains. Stout Auctions has consigned several private collections and several estate collections for the September auctions. Several key items sold in this auction included a boxed original Lionel Boy's Train set that was the top lot in the auction at $72,600.00 and a high grade prewar 381 green State Set. Additional auction lots will included Madison Hardware/Lionel factory items, fantastic O scale brass trains, incredible American Flyer S gauge, prewar Flyer, prewar and postwar Lionel, just about every Hudson imaginable, very high end modern era trains. This incredible auction offered a fully photographed color catalog that has sold out.
August 5th, 2006 Mainstream Trains: The single day August Mainstream Auction was held at the Williamsport, IN auction gallery. The August mainstream auction covered several estate collections plus additional items from individual collections. It included Lionel, MTH, K Line, Flyer, Ives, Marx, Hafner Overland Flyer and others. This auction also had interesting additions including a very large collection of Dept 56 items, toys, ships and a good quantity of railroadiana. This auction was very large with 100's of cataloged for everyone plus 100's of uncataloged lots for the attending bidders. Every item sold without reserve. The telephone number for the Indiana gallery is 765-764-6901. Remember that the mainstream auctions are focused on more affordable prewar and postwar with all levels of modern era thrown in. The popular Mainstream Auctions are geared towards selling trains that will fit all budgets and condition levels without a color printed catalog. All of the cataloged item photos are on the internet.
July 8th, 2006 Mainstream Trains: (view catalog) The single day July Mainstream Auction was held at the Williamsport, IN auction gallery. The July mainstream auction was almost exclusively from estate collections. It covered Lionel, MTH, K Line, Flyer prewar and postwar, Ives, Marx, Hafner Overland Flyer and others. This auction was one of our largest single day mainstream auctions with well over 600 cataloged lots and 100's of uncataloged lots for the attending bidders. Every item sold without reserve. The telephone number for the Indiana gallery is 765-764-6901. Remember that the mainstream auctions are focused on more affordable prewar and postwar with all levels of modern era thrown in. The popular Mainstream Auctions are geared towards selling trains that will fit all budgets and condition levels without a color printed catalog. All of the catalog photos are on the internet.
June 10th, 2006 Mainstream Trains: (view catalog) The single day June Mainstream Auction was held at the auction gallery in West Middlesex, PA. This auction covered several local estates and train collections. The June auction offered all eras and collecting levels. The June auction offered various manufactures with a strong showing of high end modern era with a huge selection of MTH and Lionel Classics standard gauge trains with accessories. This auction also highlighted a fair amount of brass trains from a NJ estate plus a great selection of better American Flyer S gauge trains. The attending crowd for the Pennsylvania June auction was very strong as well as the usual strong internet participation. The telephone number for the Pennsylvania gallery is 724-528-1500.
May 20th, 2006 Mainstream Trains: (view catalog) The May auction was held in Williamsport, IN as a single day Mainstream Auction. This auction featured trains from multiple estates along with several collections. The auction was a quite large offering that had something for everyone. We offered several hundred cataloged lots plus a large number of uncataloged lots at the end of the auction. An extremely large and diverse auction with prewar, postwar and modern trains for all budgets. The trains were offered from several manufactures such as American Flyer S gauge, Lionel from all eras, prewar American Flyer, MTH, K Line, Weaver, Hafner, Ives, Marx, brass HO and others. The catalog is currently online approximately with prices realized. The telephone number for the Indiana gallery is 765-764-6901.
April 7th and 8th, 2006 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog)The April auction was back in Williamsport, IN and offered a great selection of toy trains from various manufactures. This auction sold trains from multiple estates and was a quite large offering that had something for everyone. Uncataloged additional items were offered on Friday. Stout Auctions has a full color printed catalog plus all of the cataloged lots that is available on the internet. You can order a paper copy of the color catalog including the price key.
March 17th and 18th 2006 cataloged trains: (view catalog)The March auction was held in the new West Middlesex, PA auction facility. This outstanding auction included more items from the collection of Bob Lakemacher plus several other estate collections. We offered items from many manufactures and many eras. You can order a paper copy of the color catalog including the price key, call 765-764-6901 or paypal to info@stoutauctions.com. The telephone number for the Pennyslvania auction facility is 1-724-528-1500.
February 24th and 25th 2006 cataloged trains: (view catalog) The late February auction was held in Williamsport, IN with another astounding selection of high grade postwar and prewar trains. This auction highlighted the massive collections of Lew Striebeck TCA 80-14926 and Bill Sanchez TCA 61-534. This huge two day offering had a large number of sets but one of the real highlights will be a fantastic selection of original boxes from both prewar and postwar. These original boxes have unparalleled condition and rarity. The prewar trains in the auction were a large amount of Hafner and American Flyer prewar as well as several fantastic standard gauge items from Lionel including a boxed and set boxed 396E Blue Comet set that was the top lot of the day at $19,500.00. This auction offered an outstanding selection of American Flyer S gauge, brass HO and O gauge and one HUGE group of postwar Lionel. A great auction! Stout Auctions still has full color printed catalog plus all of the cataloged lots are available on the internet. You can order a paper copy of the color catalog including the price key.
January 14th 2006 Mainstream: (view catalogwith price key) Stout Auctions is having another Mainstream Toy Train Auction in Williamsport, IN on January 14th and this promises to be an outstanding sale! We will offer several hundred cataloged lots plus a substantial number of uncataloged train lots. An extremely large and diverse auction with prewar, postwar and modern trains for all budgets. The trains will be offered from several manufactures such as Lionel from all eras, prewar American Flyer, Hafner, Ives, Marx and others.
December 9th and 10th, 2005 Cataloged Trains: (view catalog with price key) The December auction will be back in Williamsport, IN for a fantastic array of toy trains from various manufactures. This will be quite a fantastic sale with some highlights to include an original 444 prewar roundhouse, prewar Flyer Presidents Special set, boxed 408E set, a vast array of prewar accessories from Dorfan, Lionel, American Flyer and Ives. Postwar highlights include over 100 fully boxed sets as well as some top shelf rarities in trains, dealer items and paper. The Friday auction will include some very high end modern Lionel/MTH trains, a large selection of postwar/prewar Lionel and one of the largest selections of uncataloged items we have sold yet. The uncataloged will be a mix of prewar, postwar and modern eras. Stout Auctions will have a full color printed catalog plus all of the cataloged lots will be available on the internet. You can order a paper copy of the color catalog including the price key.
The November 4th and 5th, 2005 Train Auction (view catalog with price key) was the kickoff for the new West Middlesex, PA auction facility. Gary Zippie and Greg Stout as partners in a second Stout Auction's facility really had a fantastic first auction event in PA. This incredible auction was from the lifelong collection of Bob Lakemacher, TCA 63-809 with additions from Al Clarke TCA 82-17849. We had some fantastic results with the top item sold being a sealed 13150 Hudson set for $31,900.00. This set was followed by the white Ives set for $23,100, a 2148WS Hudson set for $15950.00 and a Marklin gauge 1 Anheuser Busch Budweiser car for $9420.00. A great auction in our dedicated new facility in Pennsylvania! You can order a paper copy of the color catalog including the price key.
Record Setting Train Prices: Stout Auctions has been known for some time as the leader in toy train auctions. Now that position is even more solidified with multiple record-setting items including the most money for an American toy train and the most money for a boxcar at auction during our December 2004 sale. Sellers - if you are ready to sell and get top prices, call Stout Auctions today at 765-764-6901.
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