The CNJ cars, how many I don’t know, where upgraded to AB brakes. From photos it appears when they were shopped, they also got the small Lady Liberty herald. I have never seen any other roof

Looks a lot like a “later?” Pullman Standard design? https://www.bmrrhs.org/box_79000_series/ -- Ken Akerboom

I agree with Chuck. The Wabash had multi use tags; but they weren't as vague. Specific uses were spelled out. gary roe quincy, illinois On

I would guess that this is not a one purpose tag. My thought would be that upon use, one letter would be circled or marked. Perhaps a specific yard or routing, an interchange point or some such.

A typo for Springfield? https://www.ebay.com/itm/JUNE-1962-GM-O-GULF-MOBILE-AND-OHIO-RAILROAD-SPRINGFIELD-IL-FREIGHT-CAR-TAG-/373225890091 Colin 't Hart Frösön, Sweden

They are also going to do an RF&P version. -Phil Lee

Steve, Yeah, I noticed the tender, at least from the angle of the photo, seems to have a fairly small coal space. I looked at the shots I have in a couple of books and didn't find such a tender on an

Andy, I have to say thank you for our whole community. This project wasn’t one for me, but I am sure we all thank you for being willing to share your efforts. My primary road’s community often

Hi Chuck--Almost certainly an H9s with that tender. By 1952 there were only H9s and H10s classes. -- Steve Hoxie Pensacola FL

Spoiled Food? Taking a guess. Doug Harding www.iowacentralrr.org

I covered some of the USRA SS cars in my Rust Belt boxcars clinic at cocoa beach, Greensburg and online during Hindsight 1 and 2. In no particular order here are my notes D&H USRA SS 20% of the

The Rapido announcement for the USRA boxcars starts about 19:48 into the video here: https://www.facebook.com/rapidotrains/videos/794304604562129/ 15 versions. 14 road names. Andy L Madison WI

Mystery Car Tag I found this photo of a GM&O car tag. It simply reads “S P L F D”. Almost like a line on an eye chart. Does anyone know what “S P L F D” means? Thanks. Bob

I think this could be a replacement door- too new for your era, Clark. The car has a 1973 date on it, and the car to the left is sans a running board. Scott Haycock Modeling Tarheel

Clark Propst asked: "Anyone know who made this door?" Pullman-Standard. Part available in HO from Moloco. https://www.molocotrains.com/collections/parts/products/0952 Ben Hom

I was introduced to the Moloco Barber Stabilized S-2-A trucks in one of Ted Culotta's blogs. He illustrated them as being used on a Santa Fe Ft-vflatcar and indicated that he would like follow up

Just announced on a Facebook Live, newsletter and website will show it sometime tomorrow. - 3 different doors - Ann Arbor, B&O, C&O, CNJ, C&NW, D&H, MEC, MILW, N&W, NYC, Pennsy, Reading, SP, + 1 more

hutchins? ;-) mel perry

Anyone know who made this door? Clark Propst

Now that's rich Pennsy railroading! Which H-subclass on the point, -8? -Chuck