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John K

January 20, 2020 04:14PM

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I think Paul Merriman (sp?) paid something like $6k for the 4501 back in the early 60's.

In about 2015, Midcontinent Railway auctioned off some items, including Woodward Iron Decapod #41, which had sat since the 1960's. I believe it brought between 10 and 15k. Even today, some donm't bring a lot of coin, especially if they need 7 figures to make 'em steam again!

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Steam Locomotive Values	evankamp	January 17, 2020 09:20PM
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