CNW ? Privately Owned; Kalamazoo, MI. Static display in Fairchild, WI.

Caboose CNW 11157 Butler, WI 1400 views Caboose 11157 still sees action on local service in the Milwaukee area. This local inexplicably ran around the diesel shop past the sand tower on its way to customers on Milwaukee's north side.

Caboose M&StL #1112 568 views The caboose was made from a AMB kit, with scratch built brake rigging, grab irons, and end railings. Model made by Ron Christnsen. Frist place in the caboose catagory at the 2007 meet in Huron, SD.

Standard in 1946.Tthey ordered 25 of the NE-5 style cabooses, which were numbered 600 to 624. In 1955 the CGW ordered 10 bay window cabooses numbered 625 to 634 by the International Car Company. In 1963 five more bay window cabooses were ordered from Thrall and numbered 635 to …

Reporting Marks: CNW Showing Type Caboose Cars Numbered 0 - 99 : Click on a item to view pictures

2000年6月21日 · This classic C&NW cupola caboose represents the standard 30-foot design used by the North Western for many years. Before 1913, records of C&NW caboose construction are vague.

For lighting, this Tangent C&NW model is equipped with red FRA flashing end lights and “golden” interior lights, mimicking the incandescent bulbs of the real cabooses. A wand is included to operate the lights – easy with no fuss!

For lighting, this Tangent C&NW model is equipped with “golden” interior lights, mimicking the incandescent bulbs of the real cabooses. A wand is included to operate the lights – easy with no fuss! Extra parts are included to model the metal flag paddles on the body side corners.

CNW ad: Other/Not Listed 1947 advertisement: 2: CNW baggage: MofW Equipment baggage car in MOW service: 1: CNW Caboose: Caboose M500: PA : Unknown CNW Cabooses : CNW Cedar: Passenger Car M500: PA : Now used a diner in Elizabeth City, NC with reporting marks AARX 400210: 4: CNW CedarRiver: Diner M520: PD : 1: CNW Chicago: Business Car M530: PS ...

Caboose CNW 10363 Milwaukee, WI 2157 views New steel caboose, 10363, and several others have just been delivered to the C&NW in Milwaukee, WI. Photo taken south of the Milwaukee depot in the summer of 1955 by Glen Haggith.