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Don, those dollhouses were something.  I recall my sister having one in the fifties.  Seems like they could work with G-scale or standard gauge, but sure would look silly with our trains, you're right.  Marx must have made a huge variety of styles, as I remember seeing lots of them in the Marx Toy and Train Museum in Wheeling, WV.

Here are three more tin cabooses (yes, cabooses)    .  First, a scale  Reading, maybe a little less common than the NYC, at least it seemed like it when I was looking for one..  Second photo is the common 7" series AT&SF.  Last, a new Marx NYC, based on the 7" cars.

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