OK, Bob, what’s the punch line? Elden Gatwood

CJ; That story is just too crazy. Not unusually, quite believable. Hard to understand how he found them! There was a burnt gon on the PRR that they never IDed the owner of. The fire was

Schuyler Larrabee wrote: "The Weehawken and the lighterage destination could be ERIE, but I am not at all sure about that . . . and my predilections may influence that guess." It could be Erie, but

Fantastic info! Any more loads to CT on the other pages? Thanks for sharing. Randy -- — Randy Hammill Prototype Junction http://prototypejunction.com Modeling the New Haven Railroad

Even nowadays they make mistakes. I went for a ride-along on the CNZR, and the crew told me that Pan Am had picked up the wrong cut of cars a couple of days ago, they were supposed to be picked up by

Tony, That could even be more of a paint out rather than a patch. RGOX --> R OX I'm starting to like the idea. Johnv John Barry ATSF North Bay Lines Golden Gates & Fast Freights Lovettsville,

Thanks Dave, I had to start work before I could make that comparison. I concur about the match. John John Barry ATSF North Bay Lines Golden Gates & Fast Freights Lovettsville, VA 707-490-9696

Jeff Ford wrote: Doubtful except in a very general sense. The Pintsch gas was carried at only a few atmospheres pressure. Helium, even in the earliest day, was carried at 100 atmospheres or

Gary, I added a column noting what I’d >>speculate<< would be the final roads handling these cars. I don’t really KNOW these are correct, but knowing something about what railroads served the

I think Howard is right on the money. Schuyler

Agreed on the similarities to Helium tank cars. I can't help but wonder if the government didn't look to the Pintsch cars for inspiration. Speaking of the three-tank helium cars, I'd like to find

White House was on the CNJ. It was also the location of the interchange with the short lived Rockaway Valley. Drew Marshall, Philly Pa Modeling the pre-Depression years. Sent from TypeApp On Mar 8,

But in Utah?!?! I don't think Kennecott leased any of those from PC. <G> Take Care, Brian R. Termunde Midvale, Utah Re: BOILER LOADS From: Charles Peck Date: Mon, 08 Mar 2021 16:31:37 PST Penn

Tim, That must have been on the Penn Central. <G> Todd Sullivan

That car looks like NJ lighterage to NY to me. It's either going on a rail-barge or being transferred to a barge Implements to Long Island? Howard Garner

Penn Central Class L-6 electrics were cab-forwards. Chuckles Peck

I didn't know PC HAD any cab forwards, especially in Utah! <G> Take Care, Brian R. Termunde Midvale, Utah Re: BOILER LOADS From: Bob Chaparro Date: Mon, 08 Mar 2021 09:47:49 PST I have a photo of

These sort of errors occur in my industry as well. I work for a hotel and occasionally we find a guest who wasn't paying attention and will book for Murray KENTUCKY instead of Murray UTAH.

Somewhat off topic, but "on another network" there is a thread called "More eBay Follies" which is approaching 400 pages in length... In general, I think the overall defection from eBay by model

This topic reminds me of a story I heard from back in the steam era. The Louisville & Nashville tried to deliver two tank cars to an online consignee. The consignee had declared bankruptcy before