http://www.thepwvhiline.com/BillPoellotJrsPWVAlbum/PWV_923_Web_001.htm l What an absolutely superb photo! I'm always happy to see such good quality color photos of any road in that period. It

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In a message dated 6/8/2008 10:21:26 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, Ljack70117@... writes: Anyone have a can opener? Electric or manual? Rich Orr **************Get trade secrets for

A pretty interesting video from WWII of a research project by the O.S.S. on how hard it is to derail a train. Oh, would HO be so

Garth Groff wrote: Richard Hendrickson can add more to this topic when he returns tomorrow from his weekend excursion, but I think Garth's answer is incomplete. Texaco, like most oil companies,

Walter Clark wrote: "Good idea, Mike. The only problem is that I read and post from Yahoo's website, where I have no control over the title at the top of a thread. The only time I can choose what I

the good don't think Feel Hopefully to keep we see of Good idea, Mike. The only problem is that I read and post from Yahoo's website, where I have no control over the title at the top of a thread.

--- Ben Hom wrote: ==================================== Thanks for the tip Ben. It was difficult to discern the box car sheathing on that image. The reporting marks stumped me as well until I

Eric Hansmann wrote: "I was trolling around the P&WV site and found a few great steam era images. Here's one from July 1947. You can zoom in pretty easily to see the weathered NYC and Southern boxcars

I was trolling around the P&WV site and found a few great steam era images. Here's one from July 1947. You can zoom in pretty easily to see the weathered NYC and Southern boxcars behind the loco. Is

Hi folks, My new DVD, "Building Craftsman Structure Kits, Volume 4 with Brian Nolan", is now in stock and ready for immediate delivery. Those of you who are morally opposed to placing pre- orders or

Another note: If you open a GMAIL account, you can direct your Yahoo mail (STMFC, etc) to that account. Then with Google Desktop Search enabled on your Windows PC (or Mac?) Google will create a search

That's a good idea Mike - I hope everyone co-operates. Jerry Glow in the a good don't think necessary. Feel Hopefully to keep we see of

There is already such a database. It's called the INTERNET. The STMFC archives as well as ALL Yahoo groups are downloadable to your hard drive with a tool called "PG Offline" and you can then make

Marty, I took absolutely no offence to your or Schyuler's postings. I didn't FEEL at all that I was being "picked on". And I don't recall asking for a database to be set up, but I'd gladly

Steve, You seem to think I was picking on you which certainly wasn't my intent. To clarify - I wasn't attempting to suggest that you not ask a question of the list. My reply was regarding the

It has been requested to me that members not use the term "ADMIN" in the subject line even when replying to an ADMIN message. I think thats a good idea because ADMIN messages should be read by the

Charlie Vlk writes: "I envision doing the database prior to dealing with the actual drift cards, means of reproducing them, etc... and as an ongoing work. This database will, incidently, provide some

The following are from what I remember from builders photos, but is being written from our summer house and I do not have my Texaco file here. In about 1929 The Texas Company began using the

Per a research piece by Bill McKown of W&R fame, Northern Pacific box car red is the same red used on Corvettes and in the DuPont catalogue in 1993 when he wrote an article for the NPRHS, its was