History
The E-33 rectifier was a new locomotive on American railroads during the mid-1950's. Soon after the prototype was introduced, Lionel created its own semi-scale model of this unusual-looking locomotive – the 2329 Virginian.

Set 2505W introduced the all-new Virginian rectifier to the train-buying public. Within this set are three very fragile freight cars: 6519, 6800 & 6805. It is truely rare to locate this set with complete and undamaged freight cars.

Because the E-33 locomotive was not widely recognized by the public in 1958, sales of this set were poor. In turn, this set has become difficult to locate.

Components:
Standard components of this set include:

• 2329 Virginian Rectifier
• 6464-500 Timken box car
• 6519 Allis-Chalmers car
• 6800 Flatcar with airplane
• 6805 Atomic Disposal flatcar
• 6357 Lionel Lines caboose
• Plus: Super 0 track, lubricant, billboards and instruction booklets.

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