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29 de ago. de 2018 · American Flyer Trains were first manufactured by the American Flyer Manufacturing Co. in Chicago, IL. They manufactured Clock Work trains and later Wide Gauge and “O” Gauge Electric Trains. In the late 1930’s the American Flyer line was bought by The A.C. Gilbert, Co. of New Haven Connecticut, headed by A.C. Gilbert the inventor of ...
20 de may. de 2024 · American Flyer’s first O gauge electric train in 1918. William Coleman died in the same year and was succeeded by his son William Coleman, Jr. The headquarters and factory were located at 2210-2239 South Halsted Street in Chicago. In 1925, American Flyer began offering Wide Gauge electric trains to compete with Lionel.
Marketed as “Wonder Trains,” American Flyer’s shiny, brightly colored train sets had patriotic names like “American Legion,” “President’s Special,” and “Mayflower.”. They were also extremely pricey for the 1920s. The cadmium-plated “Mayflower” set, for example, ran about $100, a full month’s salary for an average person.
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1,960 posts. Posted by Northwoods Flyer on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 5:14 PM. Wide Gauge St Paul style Electric outline Locomotive #4635. The next number in the sequence that American Flyer cataloged is #4635. It was cataloged in 1929-1930 , which means that it was cataloged earlier than than the #4633.
