This is the era of painted covers. They span an interval of over 25 years, but they are quite homogeneous: most show the one or two most important new items of the year, generally painted in a way that one cannot guess if it is a model or a real train.
Bordered images are available also in larger size. Click on the image to enlarge.
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![]() 1929 (from back cover of 1975 catalogue) |
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![]() 1934 (from back cover of 1975 catalogue) |
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![]() 1951 The only cover with both a model train and a real engine, and with a boy. |
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![]() 1959 The cover celebrates the first 100 years of Märklin factory. |
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Credits: I downloaded all covers up to 1999 in year 2000 from a website, but I cannot remember its address. Should anyone know it, please e-mail me.
Enlarged pictures as well as newer ones were scanned from original catalogues by myself.
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