LIONEL #436 Power Station -- ORIGINAL-- RARE!

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This is a Lionel #436 Power Station that was made from 1926-37. This station is a Type II with terra-cotta walls, cream roof cornices, with the entire structure mounted on a gray base. The skylight is painted a sloppy red with much of the original red still showing. The door and window frames are green and the doors are red. The windows are orange and a brass sigh Power Station is over the doors. It measures 5 7/8" tall and the base is 9 1/8" x 7 5/8" and the overall height including the chimney is 10 5/8". Built to look like a power substation, it was designed to house a Lionel C, K, or T transformer. Selling at NO RESERVE and buyer to pay S/H of $24. U.S. Shipping ONLY! PayPal Payment ONLY. There are NO RETURNS , so please ask any questions prior to bidding. This is only a partial listing of my entire collection that I have had for many years, so keep watching for more items. Good luck bidding.
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