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KEY DATA
Product Name	47780 Boxcar - Pacific Fruit express- refrigerator
Object type	Car-Closed box car
Product Line	Märklin
Era	III-IV (1945-1990)
Manufactured years	1996-1999
Text on object	PFE - Pacific Fruit Express - Mechanical Refrigerator - Southern Paficic Line
Number on object	300 023
Classification
Type of housing	Synthetic
Length	18.6 cm
Technology	-
Railway company	US - Southern Pacific
Koll valuation (Year)	35€ (2022)

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Description
Freight car of the Boxcar type of the USA from Railbox from era III-IV. The car has 4 axles and has a total length of 18.6 cm. The model is orange in color with a silver roof. The text Pacific Fruit Express is printed in black letters on the side. The model is equipped with Relex couplings History: The boxcar is an icon of American freight transport by rail. The boxcar reigned for the most part over a period of 150 years, as an integral part of daily rail traffic. Only during the last two decades of the twentieth century did the boxcar decline in importance for freight transportation in America. Unlike the flatcar and the gondola, both of which had their origins in England, the boxcar appears to be largely an American phenomenon. Unlike the flatcar and the gondola, both of which had their origins in England, the boxcar appears to be largely an American phenomenon. Initially, flatcars and gondolas dominated the railway scene, but Americas harsh weather conditions, combined with the high number of fire incidents caused by wood-burning locomotives, spurred the development of boxcars.

Description

Freight car of the Boxcar type of the USA from Railbox from era III-IV. The car has 4 axles and has a total length of 18.6 cm.

The model is orange in color with a silver roof. The text Pacific Fruit Express is printed in black letters on the side. The model is equipped with Relex couplings

History:
The boxcar is an icon of American freight transport by rail. The boxcar reigned for the most part over a period of 150 years, as an integral part of daily rail traffic. Only during the last two decades of the twentieth century did the boxcar decline in importance for freight transportation in America.

Unlike the flatcar and the gondola, both of which had their origins in England, the boxcar appears to be largely an American phenomenon. Unlike the flatcar and the gondola, both of which had their origins in England, the boxcar appears to be largely an American phenomenon. Initially, flatcars and gondolas dominated the railway scene, but Americas harsh weather conditions, combined with the high number of fire incidents caused by wood-burning locomotives, spurred the development of boxcars.

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MÄRKLIN PRODUCT:47780 Boxcar - Pacific Fruit express- refrigerator