Thanks to Google I just found that Rutland would have been correct into 1963. I should have thought of Google sooner but didn't think of the question until I was typing the rest of my reply. Sorry

That set in the second link also has a nice shot of GB&W 1306, 36' double sheathed boxcar. Andy Wisconsin

Unfortunately, there was no article associated with the photo. It was contained in an ad for a Railworks brass car model. I may do the Athearn kitbash but would need to know if it was a Green Mountain

Here's another raised-roof box. https://donstrack.smugmug.com/UtahRails/Emil-Albrecht-Photos/1947-Oct-Salt-Lake-City/i-Tnq2XQp/A David Thompson

Great shots Brian. Thanks. Car number is 16351 I believe. My 1930 ORER has the series as 16350-16399 (50 cars). -- Dave Parker Swall Meadows, CA

It appears that the car is from Lot 685-B, 63000-63149, if my reading of the NYC Freight Car Equipment diagrams is correct:

Seymour also had at least one leased refrigerator car from the Northern Refrigerator Car Company. It's pictured on Page 105 of the book "Billboard Refrigerator Cars." Not surprisingly, the paint

From the Erie-Lackawanna site today. Number on flat car is unclear. Interesting shot of unloading container onto flatbed semi-trailer.

Nate, According to John Dobyne’s Santa Fe Boxcars 1869-1953, published by the Santa Fe Historical and Modeling Society back in 2001, the Bx-13s, which were not modified with roof extensions, were

Rutland modeler Ray Muntz and others put quite a bit of time into restoring that flat car. Cordially, Don Valentine

Attached is the Westerfield history on the cars. J. Stephen Sandifer

Our local Ford dealer has a photo on their wall of the Highland Park, Michigan assembly plant taken in 1913 showing Model-T's being loaded into freight cars that look very European. They are short

Nate: I checked the Occhiello "Listing of cars by class" and it shows that 1500 or so of the Bx-11 were rebuilt in 1959/60, and the rebuilds became 16700-16899 and 19000-20550. I remember a few of

I just looked at Google maps to see where Seymour WI is. I found the old depot. Guess what is parked beside the depot?

Prototype Junction is looking to produce ATSF BX-11, BX-12, and BX-13 models to include rebuilds in the late 1950s. The rebuilds would possibly fit my modeling time frame of 1979 and I'd like to ask

On Fri, Jan 10, 2020 at 01:25 PM, Bob Chaparro wrote: Undated photo from the Seymour, Wisconsin, Historical Society ... and this end view of a MDT #15210

Charlie Thank you Paul Doggett

Paul it was 1953. Charlie Slater Sent from Outlook

Photo: Reefer WRX 11458 "Seymour Canning Co." Undated photo from the Seymour, Wisconsin, Historical Society. Anyone need to ship peas? Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA

Precision Scale brass tank car handrail stanchions are part 332110-- Michael Gross Pasadena, CA