Lionel
2000 Lionel #5 - Lionel General Steam Locomotive
2000 Hallmark Lionel Ornament
QX6684
Often referred to as "America's Favorite Locomotive", the General (1872) was offered by LIONEL in the 1950s. The original General had become famous on April 12, 1862, when Union soldiers captured the locomotive deep in Confederate territory. Before they could reach Union lines, the engine was overtaken by the Confederates - but not before a thrilling chase covering 87 miles! The story was retold in the film The Great Locomotive Chase , released in 1956. #5 in the Lionel Trains series.
This ornament is made of die-cast metal.
The wheels turn.
- Artist
- N/A
- Size
- 818" W x 3.233" L
- Material
- die-cast metal
- Box Size
- 3.75" H x 1.25" W x 4.5" D
2000 Lionel #5 - Lionel General Steam Locomotive 2000 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QX6684 Often referred to as "America's Favorite Locomotive", the General (1872) was offered by LIONEL in the 1950s. The original General had become famous on April 12, 1862, when Union soldiers captured the locomotive deep in Confederate territory. Before they could reach Union lines, the engine was overtaken by the Confederates - but not before a thrilling chase covering 87 miles! The story was retold in the film The Great Locomotive Chase , released in 1956. #5 in the Lionel Trains series. This ornament is made of die-cast metal. The wheels turn. Artist: N/A Size: 1.419" H x .818" W x 3.233" L
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