1964 New York Central Mechanized Car Reporting System Operation Manual

VINTAGE MARX TOYS KEY WIND TIN TRAINS & TRACK: Pacemaker Freight Service car, New York Central System car, New York Central System coal car, NYC 20102 caboose, and the engine has 400 on front and

You are bidding on a LIONEL NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM ROLLING CAR. A wonderful addition to your collection!

A group of seven Lionel train models in original box. Includes 0605-1 steam locomotive, 0864-700 Sante Fe Box car, 0865-225 New York Central System gondola car, 0836-1 Alaska Railroad Hopper, 0880 Pen

LIONEL Box Car, NYC 6464-900. This vintage jade green New York Central System box car train was produced between 1960-1966. , The dimensions are 10 inches in length, 2.5 inches wide and 3 inches tall

Postwar Marx O Gauge Wabash, Erie, Illinois Central, bridges. Girard and Union Station with whistle. Plastic Freight Platform Glendale Station. Floodlight tower. New York Central System derrick car an

Includee Santa Fe Dining Car, New York Central System, Route of the Streamliners, and more.

2 AMERICAN FLYER LOCOMOTIVES WITH TENDERS- PLUS EXTRA TENDER CAR- #307 & #308- NOT TESTED- APPEAR TO BE IN GOOD CONDITION- AMERICAN FLYER LINES NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEMS TENDER/COAL CAR- SOME RUST.

O Gauge - one marked New York Central System 6464900 and flat car #6405

LGB 20542 New York Central J3A Hudson #5405 limited edition locomotive and coal car, custom painted metal, 6 1/2" x 41" x 4", in the original case, includes manual, additional cars and track. PLEASE N

Vintage Wooden Toy Box Train Car - NYC 1234 New York Central System - Measures roughly 19" tall x 24" long x 16" wide. Holds lots of toys! You could put other things in there too, like all

Lot consists of a MTH Hooker Tank Car, a MTH New York Central System Boxcar, an Industrial Trains Union Pacific Boxcar, a K-Line Western Pacific PFE Reefer, a MTH Reading Crusader Boxcar, a MTH Santa

Postwar Marx O Gauge two 3552 NYC&StL Nickel Plate Road gondolas, 3555 Union Pacific 9100 Challenger box car, two 174580 New York Central System boxcars, five 256 Niacet Chemicals tanks, two 20102

This lot contains 20 bubble gum collector cards. There are 14 train car cards as well as 6 ship cards. The train car cards include New York Central System Commodore Vanderbilt Locomotive and cars, Uni

This is a New York Central Railroad step box, used to enter passenger cars. Clearly cast with N.Y.C. SYSTEM on two sides, it also has a small NYC tag on each side, as well as equipment tag #A6532 on a

LGB Pacemaker freight service New York City 17582, New York central system New York City 121346 box car W-1 17W 4D 6H All Train and Train accessories in this

Hopper cars include Rio Grande, New York Central System & More [ARN 122]

Factory Sealed Gilbert American Flyer "S" Gauge Trains 6-4961 including: Powered Alco PA-1 engine, non-powered PA-1 unit, 4 passenger cars, combination car, vista dome, coach, observation car

LIONEL NO. 68 EXECUTIVE INSPECTION CAR. RED AND CREAM. LIONEL NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM TRACK TRUCK.

LIONEL ILLUMINATED PENN BUNK CAR # 6-5724 IN ORIGINAL BOX APPEARS TO BE SEALED IN ORIGINAL INSIDE PACKAGING BOX SHOWS NORMAL WITH STICKER ON FRONT - NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM CABOOSE #6907 IN ORIGINAL B

Not original boxes, untested. Includes 2 Santa Fe boxcars, Chattanooga caboose, New York central system boxcar, and more. Longest measures 6 inches

Includes five cars from American Flyer Challenger set: 930 caboose, 922 Gaex freight car, 921 coal car, rocket launcher, and 326 New York Central System locomotive with tender. Also includes American

Postwar Marx O Gauge 400 0-4-0 steam locomotive, 551 New York Central System tender, 13079 Lehigh New England LNE hopper, 3555 Southern Pacific SP Pacific Fruit Express box car 35461, 3555 Union Pacif

Instructions for Operation and Care of Chevrolet Model "Four-Ninety" Motor Cars. Chevrolet Motor Company of New York, N.Y. Cover is separated from contents. VIntage automobile ephemera. Contact our re

Definitely a harder to get occupation from the NYC Railroad. There still seems to be discussion on exactly what this occupation was. I'll let the New York Central experts fight that one out. The badge