Märklin H0轨 - 46573 - 模型火车货车组 (1) - 符腾堡附加车厢套装 - K.W.St.E.

Märklin H0 — 46573 Württemberg Add-On Wagon Set — K.W.St.E. (Royal Württemberg State Railways) circa 1859

As new, never operated on a layout. Close to mint condition but some light storage ageing to the outer box consistent with long-term collection storage. No longer in production — a rare collectible in excellent condition. Complete with original packaging and documentation.

Add-on wagon set representing the Royal Württemberg State Railways (Königlich Württembergische Staats-Eisenbahnen / K.W.St.E.) as they appeared around 1859 — the period of the earliest railway operations in the Kingdom of Württemberg. Designed as the companion extension set to the Märklin "Württemberger Zug um 1859" train set, article no. 26573, featuring the historic Esslingen locomotive. The prototype cars in this set reflect the earliest era of German railway history, with wooden-bodied rolling stock characteristic of the mid-19th century.

Set contents:
- 1 × Württemberg equipage transport wagon (horse-carriage transport car)
- 1 × Open goods wagon
- 1 × Covered goods wagon / baggage car with brakeman's equipment
- Preiser period passenger figures included

Model specifications:
- Scale: H0 (1:87) — 3-rail AC (Märklin system)
- Era I
- Prototypically lettered and numbered for K.W.St.E.
- Period-correct spoked wheels
- Relex couplers fitted throughout
- Designed to extend the 26573 Württemberg train set

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