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Artist/Maker (German, mid-19th century - 1904)

Station

1896-1904
Tin, metal, paint, glass
Overall: 13 3/4 × 17 1/4 × 10 3/4 in. (34.9 × 43.8 × 27.3 cm)
Jerni Collection, acquired with generous support from Bloomberg Philanthropies, Richard Gilder, and an anonymous donor
2014.31.64a-e
DescriptionDouble station on green metal base. Buildings are pressed tin simulating red and yellow bricks. Windows are pierced and backed with colored glass. Gray railed rooftops are detachable (b,c). One roof has detachable insulator poles (d) and the other has a red and white flag (e). Buildings have swinging doors and interiors have tables, chairs, and desks with candle holders. Signs on buildings have Dutch words. Central overhang is painted glass.
MarkingsUnmarked
ClassificationsTOYS
Station
Gebrüder Bing
1898–1927
2014.31.5a-j
Station
Carette
1890–1921
2014.31.14a-f
Station
Carette
1890–1921
2014.31.10a-e
Station
Märklin
1906-1935
2014.31.4293a-s
Station
Märklin
1906-1935
2014.31.55a-e
Station
J Kraus / Fandor
1915–1930
2014.31.22ab
Station
Gebrüder Bing
1898–1927
2014.31.18a-e
Station
Gebrüder Bing
1898–1927
2014.31.65a-d
Station
Gebrüder Bing
1898–1927
2014.31.4a-e
Station
Carette
1890–1921
2014.31.293a-l
Station
Märklin
1906-1935
2014.31.275a-e
Factory
Ernst Plank
1908–1925
2014.31.4285a-e