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They work as long as the train crosses them slowly, if one wheel derails you can fix by using the sky-hook carried by most rescues.

Less we forget, the TV GUIDE. Bought every week at the local supermarket next to the register; inviting, fresh and crisp...by the end of the week it looked like it was dragged through a war zone.

According to his Bio, he and Capt. Kangaroo both were Marines.

Lets not overlook Mr. Green Jeans, what a prolific actor!

Roller derby, I defied anyone who said is was a fake...Just look she's getting smacked down with a chair!

All I got to say about this..."KMG-365"

Thanks Goat, good find, thought I had everyone stumped...the ol' side saddle!

Came across this photo of a rig that once operated in Peekskill NY (Westchester Hudson Valley)...Good luck to whoever can identify it!...Winner gets a slurpee at 7/11.

Re: 2nd photo, makes sense. thanks JK.

I came across this old snapshot of E 258 with a skid pump. What I discovered was in 1943, 412 skid pump (500 gpm) trailers were delivered. They were towed by the engine hose wagon. During World War II, the FDNY used skid pumps to address specific firefighting challenges caused by the war...

4am call over the intercom from housewatch; "Chauffeur put the chains on".

Happy Birthday Dec...Here's to another year of making memories. Cheers!

I'm still searching high and low for Donny Osmond Jukebox hits...and they called it puppy love......

Interesting how the badge number was applied back then, free hand lettering?