Tim & Tim, Note the two different designs of truck side frames on the ACL car. Guy Wilber Reno, Nevada

Neat photo. I love that web site! http://cdm16079.contentdm.oclc.org/utils/ajaxhelper/?CISOROOT=p15330coll22&CISOPTR=82880&action=2&DMSCALE=100&DMWIDTH=5000&DMHEIGHT=2903

Dear Tom, Richard’s collection of 60,000 rolling stock photos is destined to go to the California State Railroad Museum, for sure, so everyone can access it. Yours, Sandra Sandra

Tim, Really nothing unusual about the car, with the exception of the paint job perhaps, it's a General American Tank Car Corporation Model 1917 8k car. It's has the as delivered arch bar

The two photos in the middle are of what I believe to be propane bullets. You can still see these all over Mid-America at gas distribution facilities, where the propane or LPG is loaded onto (into)

Claus Distillation columns /cracking towers spanning multiple flat cars. http://cdm15020.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p15020coll1/id/3962/rec/7910 --- A yellow SLSF #2023 GSC

PRR (!) flat with load - inTulsa?!? http://cdm15020.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p15020coll1/id/22376/rec/2517 Yes Vulcan Steel Tank was in Tulsa

speedwitchmedia@... http://speedwitchmedia.com/ ______________ J. Stephen (Steve) Sandifer mailto:steve.sandifer@...

Can anyone suggest a means of contacting Speedwitchmedia? url, web address or? Thanks, Max Robin

the individual who actually ran, the site, left last year, and i'm sure with business, being what it is, the owners (exact rail), have their hands full, you might want to phone them, instead mel perry

Claus Schlund wrote:  "PRR (!) flat with load - in Tulsa?!?" http://cdm15020.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p15020coll1/id/22376/rec/2517   PRR 474308, Class F30A.  Nothing weird

Hi List Members, Some more images of interest. MKT flat http://cdm15020.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p15020coll1/id/2913/rec/9600 MKT caboose

I've tried on several occasions for the last 2-3 years to contact ANYONE at TrainLife to see if they would like to have me scan some of the issues that I have (and they don't) and send them on to them

I can't give chapter and verse, but I do know that for most of the steam era Barnsdall (which was founded in Pennsylvania) had two refineries in Oklahoma, one in Barnsdall (of course) in Osage County,

I first met Richard in the early '90s when he came to our house for dinner. I had bought a number of WestRail kits and castings from him, which led to an extended correspondence (actual mailed

John, "Dual Control" was an option available for National's B-1 truck. HO scale trucks for this are offered by Kadee and Athearn (part #90402). "Snub-Up" was sold by the Railway Truck Corp. and was

Tim, Barnsdall’s fleet of 1072 tank carswere purchased by UTLX in 1933. The story is told in Carr’s bookabout the gentleman’s agreement on the sales price where UTLX rebated aquarter of

Correction. That's 9 assorted pairs. The full description follows: 8053 Carmer Cut Levers in HO scale, part #8053. The levers are made as a single piece, as

Free State Systems can be contacted at freestatesystems1@... . The Carmer lever sets are still $20 for 8 asst pairs. Michael Watnoski

John: The Atlas 1932 ARA car is very accurate for the Erie. I reviewed it for the Diamond and showed the corrections needed to make it even more accurate. I send you my text but I lost it in a hard