Hallmark Ornament 2005 Set of 4 based on No. 705 Set: Pennsylvania B6 steam locomotive, tender, No. 714 boxcar, and No. 717 caboose
Lionel Outfit No. 705 was considered one of the finest model train sets at its introduction in 1949 and is still prized by collectors. It was headed up by a No. 701 Steam Switcher based on actual blueprints for the Pennsylvania Railroad's B6 Steam Switcher.
2005 Lionel Pennsylvania B6 Steam Engine and Tender
Engine is #10 in series
QX2052 QXI6122
QX2052 QXI6122
Engine: Size: 3.25" L
Tender: Size: 2.5" L
2005 Lionel No 714 Boxcar
QXI6125
Size: 4"W
During the mid-19th century, the boxcar surpassed the open gondola as the primary freight car design in America. Since it was fully enclosed, a boxcar could offer better protection against the elements for its valuable load. A staple of freight trains, both on model railroads and on the real high iron, boxcars hauled everything from building materials for houses to department store merchandise to auto parts (and ever a stray hobo or two).
This Keepsake Ornament is based on the Lionel No. 714 Boxcar that was part of the innovative Lionel Outfit No. 705. Doors and both sides of the boxcar slid open.
Complements the Lionel Trains Series
QXI6125
Size: 4"W
During the mid-19th century, the boxcar surpassed the open gondola as the primary freight car design in America. Since it was fully enclosed, a boxcar could offer better protection against the elements for its valuable load. A staple of freight trains, both on model railroads and on the real high iron, boxcars hauled everything from building materials for houses to department store merchandise to auto parts (and ever a stray hobo or two).
This Keepsake Ornament is based on the Lionel No. 714 Boxcar that was part of the innovative Lionel Outfit No. 705. Doors and both sides of the boxcar slid open.
Complements the Lionel Trains Series
2005 Lionel No. 717 caboose
QX2122
Size: 3.5" W
The wheels turn on these ornaments. Handcrafted and Die-Cast Metal.
stock photos used
71122 sz