I couldn't find such a photo in the NMRA reprint of the 1925 edition. But I'll admit that I didn't look very hard... Regards, -Jeff Sent: Monday, August 05, 2013 11:33 AM To:

Does anyone have access to a physical copy (not the Google book) of "Freight Terminals and Trains" by John A. Droege (1912)? I am trying to get ahold of high resolution scans of three of the figures

Trainmaster Models is in Buford GA. www.trainmastermodels.com/ Kevin Sprayberry

One of the familiar faces I saw at the NMRA convention/Train Show was Scott Chatfield, who has a hobby shop in Georgia, northeast of Atlanta I think he said. Possibly in my excitement of seeing him or

I have a photo of two St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Western boxcars at Hoisington, KS, (MoPac) in the late 1800s. This was a short line that ran from Raton, NM, east to Des Moines, NM and an

The MDT inventory records indicate HNZX 5700-5774 were outshopped fm Dec 55-Jan56. In addition to the standard rebuild, the cars features Camel sliding refrigerator doors, perforated metal door

Hi Tim, What era and scale do you model? Rich Yoder

Tim O'Connor asks: "but WHAT does any of this have to do with freight cars?? where's the dang sheriff??" Apparently asleep. But not now. The thread about swastika's is now terminated. Yawn. Mike

quite true, has been used in Buddhism for 2500 years. but WHAT does any of this have to do with freight cars?? where's the dang sheriff?? Tim O'Connor

The following item may be of interest from the March 1943 issue of Canadian Transportation, page 111: Canadian Railway Fruit Refrigeration Service At a recent dinner of the British Columbia

Fellas<br/><br/>This marking is often used on maps to notate Buddhist temples. This was/is true in Japan when I lived there.<br/>Brad Andonian <br/><br/>Sent from Yahoo! Mail for iPhone

Hi Larry, I've seen this reverse swastika in old building Architecture in West Virginia while I was tracing some old C&O trackage. And also in Indiana. Check out this

Hi Jeff, The April 1957 ORER lists HNZX 5700 to 5799 as a single item (67 cars) with HNZX 5767 to 5774 as exceptions (8 cars). The listings are dimensionally identical with the exception that 5700

Train Shed Cyclopedia #70 p.242 has a 1937 builder photo MILW #80309 There was an earlier series of such cars built in 1930 as well. Tim O'Connor

The Western Maryland Railway Historical Society has published another book in the Revenue Equipment series. This one is on gondola cars covering WM and predessor roads from the 1880's to 1971. The B&W

I'm trying to find out information on these cars. A while back I came across a photo of one of these cars; I thought it was a link from this list. It appeared to be a Merchants Despatch car very

Hi All, I’m conducting a survey to determine the potential demand for a special run of CB&Q Havelock-built, HC-1, ACF-design 70-ton, 2-bay covered hopper kits that I am preparing to produce. There

Hi Ben and List Members, Thanks Ben - you clearly have a better eye for this than I do! - Claus Schlund

The Northern Electric, precursor to the longer Sacramento Northern Interurban, had a steel truss bridge joining the twin cities of Marysville and Yuba City, California. On both ends was a cutout

Claus Schlund asked: "Any thoughts on what the road name is on the gon closest to the camera? http://www.loc.gov/pictures/resource/fsa.8d18321/ Milwaukee Road.  You can just make out C.M.StP.&.P. on