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How old is this toy train part & what train did it come from?
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What makes you think it's from a toy train?
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I've been playing with toy trains for the past 40 years, and I have never seen anything remotely similar to that part on any train.
With that said, I am no expert...there is a lot that I haven't seen too.
With that said, I am no expert...there is a lot that I haven't seen too.
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It looks like the back portion of a furniture hardware pull. It's not from a train.
Neat find
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Neat find
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What Breezie said! Tony
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