Vintage Ringling/Barnum & Bailey O-Scale Lighted Billboard by American Flyer feeder We have strong reason to

We have strong reason to believe that this bag might have belonged to world champion skeet shooter Phil Murray

Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co

Exhibits rust and scuffs on the back and small scratches on the front

though glass appears to be free from chips and cracks

These goggles are spring-loaded and can be flipped upward by turning either of the two decorative cone-shaped metal pieces located on either side of the eyes

Vintage Ringling/Barnum & Bailey O-Scale Lighted Billboard by American Flyer feeder We have strong reason toc. 1940s; The A. C. Gilbert Co. New Haven, CT Vintage lighted model railroad billboard attachment. Model 577. This piece was marketed as a "whistling billboard", however we are unsure if this function works or not. It was sold as part of the 1949 Railroad Empire set that included a multitude of houses, farms, and commerical buildings. Originally sold with remote control (not included). Overall good condition with minor rust present; appears in working