Many people separated the engine from the passenger cars because the Mikado was a freight engine.
(My apologies. I lost track of whose picture this is.
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(Picture courtesy of Jim K.)
(Picture courtesy of Jim K.)
(Picture courtesy of Jim K.)
(Picture courtesy of Jim K.)
(Picture from the Lionel online catalog.)
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