The New River and Pocohontas was a subsidiary of Berwind-White. Thus the same logo on their hoppers. Rich Orr

Don't know of any other but you might try Tichy. As there is no picture, I don't know if this is the one I need for my O scale hoppers. Can't find any in O scale.

Mark Morgan wrote: Thanks, Mark. Bill's eulogy is indeed fitting. Dean was a towering figure and earned his reputation with some phenomenal modeling. When he was working on his steel industry

Received news today that Dean Freytag passed away Christmas night. Felt that this should be shared as some of you might have known Dean. Sincerely, Mark Morgan Hello again RR Friends, Here are

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Wasn't the NR & P Coal Co. a coal-mining subsidiary of the Norfolk & Western? I may be mistaken, but I had the impression that it was. Regards, William Bryk -- William Bryk Attorney and

John, There are 'secret santas' who advise the spouse as needed. Fred Freitas   / not me! ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent: Sun, December 26, 2010 10:50:32

I believe the NR&PCCCo was the West Virginia arm of the Berwind coal operation. I don't know specifically if the companies were related in 1913. They shared a common emblem as Ray described, except

Gene Green wrote: the "Purchaser" column got slipped up or down one line from the cars ordered. > Gene, You are most likely correct as the railroad listed next on page 1261 of the Ry. Age Gazette is

Thank you, Ray. Suspicions confirmed. I suspect that in the listing the "Purchaser" column got slipped up or down one line from the cars ordered. My search on Google books for ORERs this morning

Gene Green asks: Hi Gene, The 6/1917 ORER (available on Google Books, BTW) has a small, two paragraph on this road, at the top of page 967. The important one says: "The cars of this company are

Thanks Dennis. I had not read the last page of the PDS or that would have been apparent. <sigh> I look forward to meeting you at the RPM-East

Does this august group include an expert on the above named railroad? Lacking that, does anyone have an ORER from late 1913 or 1914? Please contact me OFF LIST if you feel you can help. Page 1261

Santa was kind enough to bring me RP Cyc 20 and 21--also required reading for good STMFC and RPM guys. My question is how did he know??? Merry Christmas! John John Golden O'Fallon, IL

Eric   You have the correct instructions. The PDS will have the correct placement for the underframe. I will be there in March. Dennis Williams/Owner www.resinbuilders4u.com

Holiday Greetings to Everyone!   I recently purchased Sunshine kit #85.1 from a fellow list member and I'm unsure if it contains the proper directions. The seller noted that what was in the box is

We at Resinbuilders4u.com want to wish everyone a safe and Happy Holidays! Dennis

Some of you may enjoy this old Hazards of Helen episode as much as I did, it was made in 1915 on the SPLA&SL (it did not become the LA&SL until 1916) and stars the attractive silent film actress Helen

Happy Holidays Guys, I went out and purchased 5 different kinds of seeds. I mixed them up and now I'm creating one load to see how they look. I will keep you guys posted. I'm hoping to have one sample

Tim, I don't think you are correct, but if you are, I will apologize for my earlier post. Dennis, if DPH is out of stock, as Tim suggests, contact me off list and I have send you a pack so you can