Ives Prewar 114 Station later variation

Ives Prewar 114 Station later variation, in C6/C6 plus.

Ives Prewar #114 Station, in C6.

Prewar Ives Wide Gauge 114 Station, in C6- or better.

Prewar Ives Wide Gauge 114 Lithograph Station with Red Cast Iron Door and Window Frames Produced in 1908-09, in C5+ to C6- overall because of paint loss (review photos carefully).

Ives Prewar 113 Passenger Station, in C6/C6 plus overall condition. The spackled green roof is an unusual variation for this 113 Station.

Ives Prewar Stations #122 with dome platform [8 panes of glass], in C7 for station bodies, C7 for one station roof and C6 for other station roof because of slight bend and some litho paint loss, C5 fo

c. 1907-1908, litho cream/green sides, red diamond roof, two-color hex base, "Ives Miniature Red Road" plate, complete with roof inserts.

very detailed lithographed tin sides and roof, painted tin base, stationary partially open doors. Ex. Ward Kimball Train & Toy Collection 12" w. x 7" t.

Ives Prewar #230 Station with a brass name plate lettered "The Ives Railway Lines". In C6 given the significant scratches on the roof. This is a rare piece.

circa 1907-09, green litho signage and wood graining, red painted cast iron chimney cap and orange door and window frames; fairly scarce version with this coloring 12.75" w. x 6.25" d. x 7.5" t.

Ives Prewar fire station, with good paint but would probably grade between C5 plus and C6 minus.

Ives Prewar #116 Station, in C5 with scratches on the roof at one section at the end and there may be some touch up paint to the base.

Painted and lithographed tin with diecast outside light. There is a strip of oxidation at base edge 1 side where station meets base, otherwise shows moderate playwear, I inside roof panel loose, C6

Ives Prewar #116 Station, with the Station roof in C5 given the scratches at one end of the roof, there may be some touch up paint to the base. The walls are of the station are C7 minus overall.

circa 1904-05, brick litho station with diamond base, lithographed sign plates and painted cast iron chimney, door and window frames 12.75" l. x 6.25" d. x 8" t.

Pre-war, c. 1904-05, lithographed tin station, features yellow simulated brick sides and red tile roof which contains station signage, base done in red tile pattern, center façade reads "Telegraph Of

Ives Prewar #220 Freight Station, with #220 base in C6 plus, and the litho sides are strong [see paint disturbance on base from photos]

Ives Prewar #113 Passenger Station with gray-enamel platform and dormer roof with wood grain doors. As follows, in C7 condition for the litho sides in C6 minus for the roof and base.

Ives Prewar #113 Passenger Station with gray-green platform and red roof with wood grain doors. As follows, in C7 condition for the litho sides in C6 minus for the roof and base.

Ives Prewar #113 Passenger Station with gray-green platform and dormer roof with wood grain doors. As follows, in C7 condition for the litho sides in C6 minus for the roof and base.

Ives Prewar #115 Freight Station, with a #115 light brown base, in C5 plus and the litho strong.

Ives Prewar #115 Freight Station, with a #115 light brown base, in C6 plus, the litho strong.

Ives Prewar #115 Freight Station in C6 base and C6 minus roof with scratches and paint loss at one end.

IVES TRAIN TIN #114 RR STATION