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Hello George, How you doing? I need at least one boxed A1G car because it is for my collection....Got to be one of the few SF pieces i dont have....Was shocked when i realized it the other day when i

Paul, if they don't have to be Atlas First Generation cars specifically, I believe these were re-issued by Arnold/Rivarossi some years later in unlighted form. I'll try to take a look and see if I

Hello Group, I am looking for at least one but i would like two of the old Atlas Rivarossi corrugated coaches in Santa-fe.....Boxes would be nice but i would take one without if its in really nice

I was checking out some boxes of Atlas train cars I found this one #2491 50' Reefer MODX..It has a white label, on the back it says made in Italy, an has these numbers 12583-1-1970..What can you tell

Hi George, Thank you for your prompt response and your help. Thanks! DR Larkin To: a1g@... From: gji@... Date: Sun, 27 Nov 2011 04:40:02 -0500 Subject: Re: [a1g] New to Group -

I show the Diamond "beer can" tanker as product number 2564. I show that as a confirmed number, which means I have seen that number used in a catalog or other printed material from Atlas. I see a road

My guess is that there were thousands if not tens of thousands of pieces of individual rolling stock items made over the A1G years. Unlike today's "limited runs," cars were made to stock; and there

Hi Dave, What you have there is what I consider to be among the first releases of the "Atlas Second Generation," a "beer can" tank car. It's not in the correct box as the Frontier Chemical is an A1G

I am new to the group and am trying to find out infomation about my N scale train and rolling stock I collected from late 1969 to early 1972. All of my piece arein their orginal boxes and most have

I'm sure there were records kept back then for accounting purposes. It's just a matter of if they were kept through all these years. Prolly not. Dennis is right though. There was a LOT. Especially

I wonder if they even know; there had to have been a LOT, based on the number I see still floating around in trade & sales. Think about the number that sold Atlas; from Dime Stores to Hardware Stores,

Has there ever been information from Atlas as to how many pieces of N scale items that were ever made in those days of the 1st generation. I have always wonder how many feet of track or how many

I was going through some old boxes of train stuff.I found an Atlas #2508-400 uncoupler new in package, an a #2507 new in the box, marked 1976..Would someone make me an offer for these, as I will never

While looking at the differences between the original box and the orange box that Atlas kits were packed in, I noticed example of a freight car paint scheme they never released. On the orange box

Thanks George. I had completely forgotten Trix had a version of an ore car. Doug

Doug, Thanks again for the information about The Atlas/Rivarossi relationship. Something else I found out about the old Atlas n structure kits. A look at Walthers 2011 N scale catalog revealed some of

No, it's not the latest grudge match... but some more data on what's been the hot topic (relatively speaking!) on this list. A friend of mine had a Trix ore car lettered for the Bessemer and Lake Erie

writes: I believe the last of the relationship between Atlas and Rivarossi to be the very early seventies like 1971 or 1972. The last

Wow Doug???? This is interesting and complex! The key seems to be when did Atlas?stop making anything with??Rivarossi ?!?Do you have an approximate date when Atlas/Rivarossi severed their