For more general info, I did a post on the NH gondolas recently. https://blog.newbritainstation.com/2021/03/nh-ga-4-60508-with-buoy-load.html?m=1 Randy -- — Randy Hammill Prototype

Two more (last) Bob Chapman

Looks like the STMFC fine print only allows two attached photos. Here are a couple more that Gregg has sent. Bob Chapman

On the Mac, press Shift, Command, and 4 keys together, drag the crosshair to select the desired area, and release. The image is saved on the desktop. Tony Thompson tony@...

I opened the largest of the large choices, did Print Screen, opened the file in PE, cropped the image, enhanced focus and contrast, and saved it to disk. Sharpening and adding contrast enable me to

Thanks Roger. Schuyler

Hi I saved to desktop, then put in downloads. Mark Kapka

Car built Mar 23; renumbered 40883 after rebuilding during WW2 and sold to Hyman Michaels for scrap in March of 1952 Roger Hinman

You can open a Word document, click on Screen Capture and capture the image that way, then save the Word document. Todd Sullivan

No, but you can adjust the zoom to fill the screen, do a screen capture to the clipboard (PrtScn), paste the image into any number of programs (Powerpoint, Photoshop, etc), and save it as a JPEG, PNG,

Contact me off list, please. Schuyler Schuyler *dot* larrabee (at) Verizon.net

Who Manufactured This Model? I recently acquired this HO scale model at a swap meet. Nobody seemed to know who manufactured it. The model has a wood body with printed sides, brass door hinges and

Very nice photos, thanks for sharing. It appears to be one of the many ACF cars that URTX had. My notes show this series were the earlier 1922 design so I question the 1920 build date. The 5.jpg

A nice picture-pity it can't be downloaded... LR King

Hi List Members, This looks to be a PRR class GS gondola to me - Philadelphia PA 1932 Way too dirty to read any reporting marks...

Clamps, Gary. Specially cast clamps to hold the ladder stiles close to the car at the midpoint. There are similar clamps at the top and bottom of the ladders, particularly noticeable at the end

Attached is an ad for the Standard steel perforated flooring, installed in a GBW single-sheathed boxcar (which was suitable for flour loading). Andy L. Madison, WI

Just catching this thread . . . So what’s happened? Has the car been preserved? Has some museum been made aware of the car? Is there hope that an essentially museum piece of a freight car

Actually the car number is 60610. Excellent collection of chalk marks! Tony Thompson tony@...

Hi List Members, While we could wish for a little better resolution, an image of a PM ds boxcar in 1907 Philadelphia PA https://www.phillyhistory.org/PhotoArchive/Detail.aspx?assetId=6088