MTH Premier 20-91775 O Scale 35' Woodside Caboose New York Central NYC NYO&W The first three armored vehicles

The first three armored vehicles were ready as soon as October 1914 and they were immediately sent to the Western Front

Their story didn't end there - all four became power cars on the Long Island where railfans would again celebrate the "last of the FA's" decades later

Museum Car #5779 "Promontory"

making it a perfect gift for puzzle lovers

MTH Premier 20-91775 O Scale 35' Woodside Caboose New York Central NYC NYO&W The first three armored vehiclesMTH Premier 20 91775 O Scale 35' Woodside Caboose New York Central NYC Before railroads, caboose referred to a small cookhouse on the deck of a sailing ship. Nobody knows for sure, but it was likely the 1850s before the first railroad caboose gave a train crew shelter from the weather. The Civil War era marked the emergence of boxcar like cabin cars or conductors cars with side and perhaps end doors, windows, a heating and cooking stove, bunks, and