Ed Mines wrote: "The book is a little pricy for a soft cover book, particluarly one containing a lot of material published previously. May be it's a good way to pay back the subscriptions of former

--- In STMFC@..., Anthony Thompson <thompson@...> wrote: If this publication follows previous Hundman "collection" books, it will reproduce the magazine articles exactly (errors and all,

Atlas has an H21? I can easily point to many bogus combinations of paint scheme <--> model from Atlas. Or maybe that's the semantic ploy, that the "scheme" is authentic even if the combination of

If this publication follows previous Hundman "collection" books, it will reproduce the magazine articles exactly (errors and all, even if errors were acknowledged in the "Letters" column after

I can't say it's definitive (we all know that manufacturers, by and large, have to amortize their development and production costs), but Atlas has been offering a VGN lettering scheme for the joint

Jack Consoli will be doing another run of his HO scale custom freight car decals for Pittsburgh & West Virginia, Montour, and Union Railroad. See the PDF file titled "Pittsburgh - Mon Valley

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Photo 003499 on the same site shows C&O 56516 again plus two other cars, staged at the Price Hill Colliery loader, seemingly to showcase the product line: "Lump", "Egg", and "Stove" coal. Richard

Steve, Most deffinitely a photo op for the RR. That may be the only neat as a pin photo of a hopper ever produced. Fred Freitas Steve <winslow7076@...> wrote:

--- In STMFC@..., "Steve Sandifer" <steve.sandifer@...> wrote: I just stumbled across and purchased a new book by Robert Hundman, Stock Car Cyclopedia Vol. 1. Can anyone tell how much of

On the Hundman Publishing site at left is a contents bar. Click on Contact. Has all sorts of contact info. Here is a link http://www.hundman.com/html/contact.html Hope it helps Robert Federle ----

<snip> Frank, Ben, The only reference I have seen is contained in the VGN's 1944 Annual Report: "To take care of immediate needs, 1,000 coal cars were rented from the Pennsylvania Railroad during

Group; Found this picture at the West Virginia Historical Photographs Collection. A C&O twin hopper loaded with lump coal, laid in so cleanly it almost looks like paving stones. Is this typical

Can anybody provide me with a telephone number or e-mail address for Hundman publishing. Their WEB SITe has neither. Thanks Bill Williams

Frank Bongiovanni wrote: "It's an open question as to whether or not [any leased PRR Class H21A hoppers] were ever lettered for Virginian. Yes, Bowser did them, but there's also been information that

Does anyone know anything about Pennsy H21 hoppers that might have been leased by the VGN at some point? We have heard a photo exists, but we have not seen one. This has been kicked around, and what

Chuck Hladik wrote: "You'll probably hear from Ben, NO DASHES in Pennsy classes." Nah - I know full well Marty's just jerking my chain, something some other folks on this list don't seem to be able

Strangely, I just won a brass car on eBay this afternoon. - Al Westerfield