Hornby Dublo/Triang

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anonymous-user

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61 months

Saturday 5th November 2016
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Back in the 70s my dad bought loads of Hornby Dublo and Triang train set accessories from a post office that was selling all it's old model railway stock although there was no engines in the items we bought there was brand new Battle Space items, brand new circuit controller's, Hornby Dublo brand new turntable, along with loads of other stuff.
What surprises me how little these items make as I would of thought they would be quite valuable now.

LarJammer

2,280 posts

217 months

Saturday 5th November 2016
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My mum recently gave one to my son, its an early Rovex set (from around 1953) in a knackered box with a few bits missing. Its startling how little they are worth really. If only she had tucked away a Ferrari instead...

anonymous-user

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61 months

Saturday 5th November 2016
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LarJammer said:
My mum recently gave one to my son, its an early Rovex set (from around 1953) in a knackered box with a few bits missing. Its startling how little they are worth really. If only she had tucked away a Ferrari instead...
If I had they would of gone down in value.lol