Dear Curtis,
We looked into this a few years back after Wellspring had owned
Lionel for a year or so. We were told by Wellspring that they were
indeed in the business of buying and selling companies, but the they
felt that Lionel would have more value for resale with the American
Flyer line than without and the difference would be more than the
American Flyer line is worth by itself. We never talked numbers, but we
realized that it was not going to happen at that time.
Don Thompson
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>Okay!
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>I'll throw in $20, but I would rather see an established and reputable
>existing manufacturer of S equipment, such as, but not necessary limited to,
>SHS buy the brand name. Such an arrangement would allow the brand owner to
>market and sell trains with the full benefit of brand recognition, lower
>startup cost, time to market, and would probably yield the type of quality
>products that we are all asking for.
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>See you!
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>Curtis
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