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Lionel Jesse James 30/35mm figures, some damaged + barrels.
30mm rubberlike vinyl figures. 1950s.
LITTLETOWN Farm Animals
MARX
Marx and Bachmann had competing lines of plastic buildings and accessories to be used with model trains. Marx called their line Marxville while Bachmann used Plasticville as their brand.
HO SCALE
The above picture shows some of the Marxville 1/72 scale items.
1/72 Scale Race track figures. 
O GAUGE (30/35MM) SCALE
30-35MM CIVILIANS
Airport
Service Station Figures
Service station figures were made in white and cream rubber like vinyl and cream soft plastic.
Airport People
These figure were usually made in a cream color but off white examples have been found in the old Marx dump (as seen above). Other colors probably exist as well.
Other 30-35mm Civilian Figures
The Marxville school house came with seven figures. The woman teacher, girl carrying book bag and boy on the bicycle were only made for this set.
For their S.A.C. Playsets Marx borrowed figures from other sets, reducing some from 45, 54 and 60mm sizes down to the smaller 30mm size. This allowed them to fit in better with the even smaller scale planes. They can be found in silver and blues.
We believe these large streetlights went with train sets and can be electrified.
30/35mm Marxville hard plastic accessories;
These are either Marx or Bachman Brothers Plasticville.
Accessories are soft plastic. They came with a group of Marx 30/35mm figures but we are unsure if they are Marx.
Marx reissue PL-1130 Store People; 24 35mm Figures + dolly in blue or gray. The first five in the top row are not airport figures so we think Marx borrowed the other poses from their airport figure mold and added them to these new five poses to make their store people. We would have replaced the man with batons with the newsboy.
Reissue Marx "Sears Town Playset" store accessories/merchandise for their 30mm figures. We got 29 of the original 38 pieces that were made in this mold.
MTH/MDK - K-LINE/K-LINEVILLE
MTH bought most of the Marx molds in 1981 and sold the line under the brand name K-Line/K-Lineville. Eventually they lost a lawsuit to the owner of Lionel who possession and continued to use some of the old Marx molds as late as 2007.