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Thanks,I'll order the one with the circle T and reporting marks. Walt

Brian will probably announce his new truck shortly, but for those who wish to view a close-up photo, go to Ebay # 200591849833. It is a late 19th century 5' wheelbase diamond arch bar 20 ton truck.

B&O wagontop boxcars in this scheme could be seen anywhere in general merchandise service. Including Canada for your pike. In Canada, even with a circle T, which means it is clean and fit for LCL

Tis' factual. I have a whole B&O drawing devoted to these circled letters and their meaning. Circle T means clean and fit for LCL service.

I'm sending you scans of the T&T entries in the 7/33 and 10/38 ORERs off-list. Richard Hendrickson

Snip Dan, Fantastic data. For an eastern WWII modeler, it does raise a few questions: 1) You wrote "Of the total refrigerator cars moving through Ogden, Salt Lake, El Paso, Belen and Albuquerque,

Michael, The inquiring question is this: Is Art Bell part of your group.... LOL Mike Fleming Superintendent, Bluff City Div. SER, NMRA President Emeritus, Memphis Society of Model Railroaders Vice

Hello to All: I don't post very often, but would like to thank everyone for the wealth of knowledge that is shared amongst this group. I am currently working with the newly forming Tonopah and

Richard, Thanks for the suggestion, but I'm more after a detail shot of the door - I've got several general views already. Frank Valoczy Vancouver, BC Richard Brennan wrote:

Dan Holbrook wrote 1948 Total 2,025,202. Total on 3:1 plan: 48,988 Percentage of empty refrigerator car miles to total loaded: 1948 39.6 Thanks for that great data, Dan! So the 3:1 plan

Dan, thanks very much for sharing this information. After several days of more or less speculation and guesswork on this topic by STMFC listers, it is a relief to actually have some

Hi Thanks to the moderator for allowing me to join the list. I joined in part because I wanted to find out more about these, among other Georgia & Florida RR equipment. Rails Through the Wiregrass

I thought list member might want the following information. Total refrigerator carloads from 1940 thru 1948 and number loaded on 3:1 plan forwarded to West Coast. It should be noted that the verbage

How about pre-Keystone PRR 503449 X29 with Creco doors... eh??? Steam Era Freight Cars Reference Manual Vol 1, page 119 also... note Creco-doored C&O 8000 Class B5-2 1923 AAR on page

Quick question - could someone suggest a source for a good close-up photo of the door fittings on an X29 with Creco doors? TIA, Frank Valoczy Vancouver, BC

Dave I will indeed be posting photos. I need a chance to get home and access my photo site. I will let you guys know when that is done. Now onto a report of today's activities. The day began

Fenton, I am glad that you attended the meet and had a good time. You were one of our first timers and there were several others that were as well. Please spread the word and we look forward to

I had mentioned earlier seeing a letter about the 3:1 ratio. Below it has been transcribed. This letter underscores Frank Peacocks post 98693 regarding the source of the order. It also expands the 3:1

Dennis, I had a great time and wanted to thank you and all those involved for making this a great RPM meet. I met new friends, saw many, really great models and clinics, learned a lot and most of all