Lionel Trains
2025 Lionel New York Central Vanderbilt Tender
2025 Hallmark Lionel Trains Ornament
QXI8225
This 2025 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament shows detailed riveting on the body, the wheel platforms turn with the levers, and there's even a load of coal! It's the car that keeps the steam engine going, and would make a perfect complement to the 2025 New York Central 700E Hudson Locomotive, the 30th ornament in the "Lionel Trains" series (item QXR8322). Great for hobbyists and serious collectors, the ornament can stand on it's own, or be hung from the top, and is dated on the underside.
- Size
- 2.613" L x 0.624" W x 0.925" H
- Material
- Die-cast metal and plastic
- Box Size
- 4" H x 1.25" W x 3" D
2025 Lionel New York Central Vanderbilt Tender 2025 Hallmark Lionel Train Ornament QXI8225 This 2025 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament shows detailed riveting on the body, the wheel platforms turn with the levers, and there's even a load of coal! It's the car that keeps the steam engine going, and would make a perfect complement to the 2025 New York Central 700E Hudson Locomotive, the 30th ornament in the "Lionel Trains" series (item QXR8322). Great for hobbyists and serious collectors, the ornament can stand on it's own, or be hung from the top, and is dated on the underside. Material: Die-cast metal and plastic Artist: NA Size: 2.613" L x 0.624" W x 0.925" H This 2025 Hallmark ornament was first available after the 2025 Hallmark Ornament Premiere Event on July 12, 2025.
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