The early Campbell kits I believe from the original Ayres kits Leo Campbell told me he was cutting strip wood for the E. Suydam Company before he got into the kit business.   Ballasted Deck Pile Trestle Kit # 301 sells for $31.19    Open Deck Pile Trestle Kit # 302 sells for $31.19     Curved Trestle kit # 303 sells for $ 45.61    Tall Curved Trestle two connected together kit # 304 sells for each $59.79 Sell assemmbeled structures $200.00 Large picture    Howe Truss Bridge two connected together kit # 305 sells for $68.44 each The two units sell for $300.00 Large picture    Wharf kit # 307 sells for $75.23    LCL Freight House kit # 353 sells for 45.61 My model is $90.00 Large picture    Timber Oil Derrick kit # 354 sells for $61.59 Not built yet   SOLD  1875 Fire House kit # 355 sells for $48.67   SOLD  RR Water Tank kit #356 sells for $68.44 my model is $140.00 Several models are in my Engine Service Scene and there are not fastened down. The area these structures are placed is about two foot square and will come loose from the layout. Large picture   SOLD  Coaling Station kit # 357 sells for $82.02 and I'll sell for $200.00 Every piece of wood was distressed with a razor saw before glued in place. The roof is loose so it can be filled with coal. The coal chute door is opened through a remote control rod/lever for loading tenders.   SOLD  Sand House kit #358 sells for 63.09 My model is $135.00 There are a lot of delicate pieces and parts on this model that eat up a lot of construction time. Large picture   SOLD  Community Church kit # 359 sells for $80.46 My model is $150.00 It comes with stained glass windows from slide film that have perfect detail. Large picture    Pump House kit # 360 sells for $40.44 I'll sell model for $100.00 Large picture  This concludes my collection of Campbell kits It would make sense to sell this collection to one person as it would be a great value for that person. As a bonus, they would get all the individual packages of small parts I have left over from being a distributor of the company. In addition, there are the empty boxes the kits came in, with the instructions and the Campbell color catalog I bought in the 1970's.