Jerry wrote: Curtiss Candy Co was the Baby Ruth bar maker in Chicago. They also made Butterfingers. Mars Candy made M&Ms, Milky Way, Snickers and 3 Musketeers. Bill Hirt

Oops, sorry, forgot to sign that last post. Brian J Carlson Brian Carlson <prrk41361@...> wrote: Richard and Clark, LL did do the EL scheme in a latter run. What they didn't do were partial

Richard and Clark, LL did do the EL scheme in a latter run. What they didn't do were partial Erie Repaints, where only the reportimg marks were changed. (See the upper photo on page 36 of the

Ahem... and just what is "odd" about a milk car? ;-) All I can say is, Woo Hoo! Walt Lankenau

Andy Miller wrote Hey Andy, I was right! What do I get? :-) Tim

If I recall correctly, the candy was from a variety of makers, all going to the same city. Somewhere else, perhaps on this list, I read about a candy marketing association although I have no idea how

I should add that the cars have wire grabs and handrails and some of the finest rivets I've ever seen in HO scale. Also, these are the "40-foot" GPEX round sill cars -- Marty

I should add that the cars have wire grabs and handrails and some of the finest rivets I've ever seen in HO scale. Also, these are the "40-foot" GPEX round sill cars -- Marty

--- In STMFC@..., "mcindoefalls" <mcindoefalls@y...> wrote: "URTX reefers, cleaned after bringing produce to the city, were sent back west with loads of candy. Model a

--- In STMFC@..., "Chet French" <cfrench@g...> wrote: "The IC cars were originally numbered in the 210000-210999 series. The April 1940 ORER shows 960 cars still in the group. By

Clark, the biggest fleets of Greenville design gons were those of the Erie and the NYC. The Erie cars, which were painted black, were renumbered into the Erie-Lackawanna roster beginning in the early

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IM had photos and test shots of them at Springfield today. They are a round bottom Pfaudler car. The initial lot will be decorated for Hood, Sheffield, Borden, Whiting, Bakers Chocolate, Milky Way,

Has anyone heard talk of Intermountain producing a milk car kit? I heard these would be the round-bottomed Pfaudler cars. Walt Lankenau

Was this sort of an lcl deal, with several candy makers' products combined on one car for a consignee, or were they solid loads of one manufacturer's products? Or a little of both? What candy makers

Sounds like a railroad in Mexico or South America. Is there an internet list on South American railroads to query? Walt Lankenau

Hello, Some time back I inquired if anyone here knew if there were more than 1 Erie steel URTX reefers. One, #37808 is pictured in the Erie/DL&W color guide on a 100th anniversary publicity

Hi Folks, A few years ago, I bought a 40' and 50' Rock Island outside braced boxcar kit in Resin from a company named "Rocket Express". The proprietor's name was Ron VonWerder. Anyone know if he's

Richard Berry wrote: "Intermountain lists separate PS-1 ends in HO, part # 4040013, out of stock at Walthers." That's because Intermountain has gone to Horizon as their exclusive distributor. The

Denny Anspach wrote: Gee, Denny, every public library I've ever been in allows this. You are evidently referring to fragile, rare or archival material, not "anything on the shelf." Of course