This book is by Roger C. Hinman, and was published by Signature Press in 2011. The book is in Excellent Condition. I'm asking $55.00 which includes shippng via Media Mail to the continental 48 states.

In Edward Kaminski's book Magor Car Corporation, on page 196 there is a general arrangement drawing of the Pere Marquette cabooses. There is a builders photo of the Erie caboose on page

Love that door, almost medieval looking... And the open end slats, very cool, no pun intended. Otto K.

There are also 14 photos of these Magor Car Company cabooses in the C&OHS Archives collection. Al Kresse

Larry, There are FC diagram sheets for PM A800 series with the dimensions (in C&OHS DS books) There are Paint and Lettering drawings, drawn to scale, with lettering dimensions (not scanned). There

Did you check the C&O HS Archives? . . . on line search or written research request? It was an AMC Mech Depart Advisory Committee purchase. I believe I used the lettering drawing in a PPT many years

Randy Anderson was visiting Florida and went to a local hobby store. On the store's counter was a box of Kodachromes. From what I saw these were mostly high quality Kodachromes. They were offered for

I have a B&O diagram for the N-25b class covered hoppers numbered 630104-630177 of 1936. It shows the class having a vertical brake wheel and box, with a notation they had rack operated hopper

Bob Your earlier post (2014) said that you thought the photo showed an N-13 covered hopper. The "Randy Anderson" photo is from some photographer - dunno who

Hi group Does anyone know of a source for Magor Car Co. drawings? I am looking for the cabooses they built for the Pere Marquette and Erie in 1930.These were wood cars with steel underframes, 3

There was one. Sunshine 65.7/65.8 (only difference, according to the order sheet, was different decals for different eras). I have one, that will probably be built soon. Ron Merrick

Great looking car. Wish someone would produce a kit. Bill Pardie Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

I only have this one cropped from a larger image. Can't read the number so it may not be a N-25b. It appears to have the original brake arrangement. Attached: The origins for the N-25 hoppers was the

Can anyone point me to a picture of the B-end of one of these? Kitbashing one for a friend. And those outlets are very odd. Scott Chatfield

List members, A slightly larger image using the below link, at least on my iMac. http://frisco.org/mainline/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Cattle-Car-47864-date-and-location-unknown.jpg Bob Witt

On the color of kick plates: It depends on the era you're modeling. In the late steam era, kick plates on wooden ART cars were usually red. There are a few published color photos that show this.

I’m finishing up two ART reefers as 12645 and 13657. The photo of 12248 in the ART book, p. 134 appears to have a long sill step extending the full width of the door and suspended from the bottom of

Thanks Ron. Brian Leppert Carson City, NV

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Dave Parker wrote:Thanks, Dave. I appreciate the additional details. The side-mount safety valves, though ordinarily performing exactly the same as dome-top valves (and both being 5-inch