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A Century of Märklin in the US

Many modelers and enthusiasts of European trains know that the Märklin firm started as a manufacturer of lacquered sheet-metal toys in the middle of the 19^th century. Toy trains followed, and by 1891, Märklin presented its first systematic approach to model railroading, a windup locomotive with cars, and sectional track. By adding more track, a train setup could be expanded. About 1900, the company had become quite serious about toy trains. On the basis of the products offered by Märklin, gauges and scales 0, I, II and III of that time were adopted on an international basis. Märklin’s success grew rapidly, and by 1907, it decided to pursue export markets.