Station Märklin, No. 2002, track 0/1, BZ 1938-1955, flat roof with flagpole, central 2 doors to open, 2 open sales windows ''economy'' and ''luggage'', above the door an imitated clock, on the left a goods shed m. Sliding door, on the right in front a platform barrier with small house with sliding sign, lxdxh: 48/20/17 cm; kibri, level crossing with guard house, 2 barriers with St. Andrew's crosses, 1 fence piece, train release, lxdxh: 23/31/13 cm. Slight signs of age, mainly good.

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