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Re: Apparently, Boston & Maine boxcars made it to Florida
There were also differences in the dates that the crop matured in the various growing areas.
Re: Potatoes
Were the same varieties of potatoes grown in Idaho & Maine? I’ve no idea what kinds
There were also differences in the dates that the crop matured in the various growing areas.
Re: Potatoes
Were the same varieties of potatoes grown in Idaho & Maine? I’ve no idea what kinds
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Walter Cox <WaltGCox@...>
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#175515
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Re: Apparently, Boston & Maine boxcars made it to Florida
Were Dexter shoes sold that far west? When they were actually made in Maine they were all I bought.
Walt
In a message dated 7/8/2020 9:07:05 PM Eastern Standard Time, drpaasch@... writes:
Were Dexter shoes sold that far west? When they were actually made in Maine they were all I bought.
Walt
In a message dated 7/8/2020 9:07:05 PM Eastern Standard Time, drpaasch@... writes:
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Walter Cox <WaltGCox@...>
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#175514
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Re: Coupler Mounting Screws
Mont Switzer wrote:
Works equally well with brass screws, Mont. Just turn a nut onto the screw above the cut, make the cut, then turn the nut back off, cleans up the thread, then file if needed.
Mont Switzer wrote:
Works equally well with brass screws, Mont. Just turn a nut onto the screw above the cut, make the cut, then turn the nut back off, cleans up the thread, then file if needed.
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Tony Thompson
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#175513
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Re: Coupler Mounting Screws
I have an electrician’s wire stripper that also is designed to cut a variety of small screw sizes, including 2-56. Works great on brass screws, gives a nice clean cut, just touch up with a file and
I have an electrician’s wire stripper that also is designed to cut a variety of small screw sizes, including 2-56. Works great on brass screws, gives a nice clean cut, just touch up with a file and
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Douglas Harding
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#175512
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Re: Coupler Mounting Screws
Ben,
Why I like the Delrin 2-56 screws is I can cut or trim them to the exact length that I want, with ease. I've done this before and after installation with equal success.
Mont Switzer
Ben,
Why I like the Delrin 2-56 screws is I can cut or trim them to the exact length that I want, with ease. I've done this before and after installation with equal success.
Mont Switzer
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Mont Switzer
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#175511
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Re: An image of ACL ventilated boxcars
Lovely model and beautiful paint scheme. But if the body color was called "yellow ocher," I would say the model is not that color. Alternatively, if the model is the right color, it should not be
Lovely model and beautiful paint scheme. But if the body color was called "yellow ocher," I would say the model is not that color. Alternatively, if the model is the right color, it should not be
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Tony Thompson
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#175510
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Re: Photo: Flood Damaged PFE Reefers
Don Valentine wrote:
Looking at the photos I have from PFE shop work, I see no sign of any panels being assembled. Several photos clearly show individual boards (grooved to look like two boards)
Don Valentine wrote:
Looking at the photos I have from PFE shop work, I see no sign of any panels being assembled. Several photos clearly show individual boards (grooved to look like two boards)
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Tony Thompson
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#175509
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Re: D&M 1937 AAR Boxcar – IMWX Upgrade #1
Hi Bob,
Very nicely done. I especially like the simulated wood grain on the tack boards.
Claus Schlund
Hi Bob,
Very nicely done. I especially like the simulated wood grain on the tack boards.
Claus Schlund
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Claus Schlund \(HGM\)
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#175508
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Re: An image of ACL ventilated boxcars
That is an *exquisite* model and finishing job. Extraordinary.
David Soderblom
Baltimore MD USA
drs@...
That is an *exquisite* model and finishing job. Extraordinary.
David Soderblom
Baltimore MD USA
drs@...
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David Soderblom
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#175507
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Re: D&M 1937 AAR Boxcar – IMWX Upgrade #1
Bob since the D&M cars were postwar did they have the older 5/4 end or postwar IDE?
Brian J. Carlson
Bob since the D&M cars were postwar did they have the older 5/4 end or postwar IDE?
Brian J. Carlson
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Brian Carlson
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#175506
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Re: Apparently, Boston & Maine boxcars made it to Florida
Diamond Match Company. Berst-Forster-Dixfield Division. Timber Unit.
The collection contains records of the Timber Unit of the Diamond Match Company's Berst-Forster-Dixfield Division. The Timber
Diamond Match Company. Berst-Forster-Dixfield Division. Timber Unit.
The collection contains records of the Timber Unit of the Diamond Match Company's Berst-Forster-Dixfield Division. The Timber
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Rick Naylor
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#175505
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Re: D&M 1937 AAR Boxcar – IMWX Upgrade #1
Wowzer Bob, hand lettering, that's quite a feat. Looks great.Very nicely done
Fenton
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Fenton Wells
250 Frye Rd
Pinehurst NC 28374
910-420-8106
srrfan1401@...
Wowzer Bob, hand lettering, that's quite a feat. Looks great.Very nicely done
Fenton
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Fenton Wells
250 Frye Rd
Pinehurst NC 28374
910-420-8106
srrfan1401@...
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O Fenton Wells
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#175504
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D&M 1937 AAR Boxcar – IMWX Upgrade #1
When I lived in Central Michigan, the Detroit & Mackinac was our neighborhood railroad, a short line serving the northeast coast of Michigan from Bay City to Mackinaw City, where it connected with a
When I lived in Central Michigan, the Detroit & Mackinac was our neighborhood railroad, a short line serving the northeast coast of Michigan from Bay City to Mackinaw City, where it connected with a
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Bob Chapman
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#175503
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Re: Photo: C&O Hopper 56516 With Lump Coal Load
Generally, for certain publicity photos of the era the final heap was placed by hand. Every piece. There are C&O photos that show miners doing that.
Bill
Bill
Generally, for certain publicity photos of the era the final heap was placed by hand. Every piece. There are C&O photos that show miners doing that.
Bill
Bill
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Bill McClure
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#175502
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Re: [Non-DoD Source] Re: [RealSTMFC] Photo: C&O Hopper 56516 With Lump Coal Load
Thanks much for enlightening me.
John Holmes
Thanks much for enlightening me.
John Holmes
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John Holmes
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#175501
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Re: Carbon Black drawings?
Don,
Thanks for that info! I wasn't sure if a kit existed for a carbon black car, but the friend who is building his from scratch is in S scale. I've previously purchased HO kits to duplicate in
Don,
Thanks for that info! I wasn't sure if a kit existed for a carbon black car, but the friend who is building his from scratch is in S scale. I've previously purchased HO kits to duplicate in
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Bud Rindfleisch
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#175500
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Re: Carbon Black drawings?
Don,
There are multiple models of AC&F carbon black hoppers in HO, including the very dated NEBW resin (F&C), the updated F&C kit, the injection molded Rail Shop Inc. styrene kit, and the Overland
Don,
There are multiple models of AC&F carbon black hoppers in HO, including the very dated NEBW resin (F&C), the updated F&C kit, the injection molded Rail Shop Inc. styrene kit, and the Overland
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Bruce Smith
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#175499
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Re: An image of ACL ventilated boxcars
The original ACL Atlantic Coast Despatch paint scheme (yellow ochre body, boxcar red & white herald, black lettering, boxcar red trim) was officially dropped in 1929 in favor of the more cost
The original ACL Atlantic Coast Despatch paint scheme (yellow ochre body, boxcar red & white herald, black lettering, boxcar red trim) was officially dropped in 1929 in favor of the more cost
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palmettoltd82
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#175498
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Re: Photo: Flood Damaged PFE Reefers
Dennis, Don,
I had an alternative explanation that is purely speculative, as yours are. Perhaps these boards have been removed by workers as part of the salvage operation. That could either be to
Dennis, Don,
I had an alternative explanation that is purely speculative, as yours are. Perhaps these boards have been removed by workers as part of the salvage operation. That could either be to
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Bruce Smith
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#175497
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Re: [Non-DoD Source] Re: [RealSTMFC] Photo: Mystery Cars
Most certainly coke extensions. The gaps are for wheelbarrows on ramps.
Elden Gatwood
Most certainly coke extensions. The gaps are for wheelbarrows on ramps.
Elden Gatwood
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Gatwood, Elden J SAD
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#175496
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