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Rodger Polley

March 19, 2003 06:09PM

I have seen standard guage, generic switch stands go for $250- $550 depending on who and when they were sold. IF the switch stand is not embossed with the DSP&P, I would value it at this range - probably $300. If on the other hand, it is Embossed witht hose letters, I would value it at around $600. Anything that is old Colorado RR is highly sought after, and marked items bring a premium. Hope this helps. I know there is a DSP&P switch lock in some ones collection that is just waiting to go "home".

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Prototype Harp Switch Stand value	Rudolph van Wingen	March 19, 2003 10:35AM
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Re: Prototype Harp Switch Stand value	Rodger Polley	March 19, 2003 06:09PM
Re: Prototype Harp Switch Stand value	Rudolph van Wingen	March 19, 2003 06:39PM
Re: Prototype Harp Switch Stand value	Taylor Rush	March 19, 2003 07:24PM
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