Hi List Members, P&R 4843 ds box Philadelphia PA 1920 https://digital.library.temple.edu/utils/ajaxhelper/?CISOROOT=p15037coll3&CISOPTR=42671&action=2&DMSCALE=100&DMWIDTH=9999&DMHEIGHT=9999

Hi List Members, PRR 473929 class F30a flat car with Police boat load 1955

I think it is risky to trust these colorized images. Sometimes, of course, they are accurate, but I know of a number of them with wrong colors of buildings and railroad equipment. Tony

All- Probably the highlighting added was so the section of fence would show up when printed in a newspaper. The real alteration was likely in the facts…the fence section looks to be about 10 feet

Post Card: East Tennessee Packing Company (Selecto) From the Knoxville History Project

Tom, can you read that number? Schuyler

Looks like a fairly well maintained car. How long did these last? Neat to see the PTC line trucks waiting to restore the trolley wire. (Philadelphia Transit Commission.) Bob Allan

i was wondering where the rest of the 180 car train was at? ;-) mel perry

Weird !! If you look closely the photo appears to have been altered - look at the piece of fence and the coupler. Tim O'Connor On 7/7/2021

On Wed, Jul 7, 2021 at 07:55 AM, Eric Hansmann wrote: It looks like a Burlington Route emblem is on the upper part of the door.Plus, it has the hooks under the frame for hanging the "Keely cans" for

Moloco notes the axle length is 1.005" on their Code 88 semi-scale wheelsets.

I just fitted 3 sets of new Moloco .088 wheels to 3 pair of Tichy Andrews trucks and they went in with no problem and are free rolling. -- Ken Adams Still in splendid Shelter In Place solitude,

It looks like a Burlington Route emblem is on the upper part of the door. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

This photo was posted to the Lackawanna Facebook group this morning by administrator Bob Bahrs. Taken at Port Morris, NJ, date unspecified. The photographer, Mr. Barry, seems to have been the company

Hi List Members, T&P and PRR (class K7a) stock cars Philadelphia PA 1956

Hi List Members, Anyone recognize what road owns this single sheathed auto box car?

That reminds me: we need a source for 3/3/3 ends. If I knew how I’d design one myself for 3D printing.

Mark, For over 25 years I have successfully used Northwest Shortline .088 wheel sets with 33" and 36" wheels. They come in three axle lengths, .944", 1.015", and 1.025". The .944" works well in Atlas

Hi List Members, Wabash 47103 40ft auto box Philadelphia PA 1951

Andy As a teenager I recall slathering the interior of a gondola (Mantua or Tyco or such) with Testor's liquid cement (of the type sold in the 1960's) and it caused the