Lionel Trains
1996 Lionel #1, 700E Hudson Steam Locomotive, Lionel Trains
1996 Hallmark Lionel Trains Ornament
QX5531
First in the Lionel Trains Series
LIONEL Electric Trains and Christmas just seem to go together! Produced since 1900, the trains are prized by hobbyists and collectors for their exacting detail and historical accuracy. This new Keepsake Ornament series features popular LIONEL locomotives and leads off with the highly collectible 700E Hudson. The first die-cast engine of its kind, it was manufactured in O-gauge in 1937. A favorite of company founder Joshua Lionel Cowen, it was offered again in 1990. The number 5344 was given to the real-life Hudson by its builder, the New York Central Railroad.
- Artist
- N/A
- Size
- 1.245" H x 0.827" W x 4.054" L
- Box Size
- 3.75" H x 1.25" W x 4.5" D
1996 Lionel #1, 700E Hudson Steam Locomotive, Lionel Trains 1996 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QX5531 First in the Lionel Trains Series LIONEL Electric Trains and Christmas just seem to go together! Produced since 1900, the trains are prized by hobbyists and collectors for their exacting detail and historical accuracy. This new Keepsake Ornament series features popular LIONEL locomotives and leads off with the highly collectible 700E Hudson. The first die-cast engine of its kind, it was manufactured in O-gauge in 1937. A favorite of company founder Joshua Lionel Cowen, it was offered again in 1990. The number 5344 was given to the real-life Hudson by its builder, the New York Central Railroad. Size: 1.245" H x 0.827" W x 4.054" L Artist: N/A
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