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Title sez it all. ----------------------------------- Dave Nelson

jaley@... writes: That's one of the real reasons why the Official Railway Equipment Register and Official Guide existed. To help shippers with cars and shipping and carrying

muskoka@... writes: I'd love to. Can someone recommend some good used book sites? ....Mike

rhendrickson@... writes: So did I. ....Mike

rhendrickson@... writes: Try it again, Richard. Or try simply AbeBooks.com. I tried it, and the site is just wonderful. There's hardly a used railway title I couldn't find on it. Even

As one who was permanently banded from the FCList unless I apologized to Jim Six and his supporters (not likely), I personally hope that this could be a forum for (mostly) serious discussion about the

Because of those darn Floridians, I suppose. Everybody in the country is slightly ticked off, and as a result, unpleasantness has reared its head on FCL (and, I predict, on SteamLocomotives). I

Yes, that accounts for much no doubt, but it's hardly a good enough reason IMO. Surely this could be addressed on the FC list too -- and in the past, it has. Hmm. Looks like I need to be blunt: Is

Find _Tank Car Journeys_ in some used bookstore on the net. It's from the 30's and does a nice job of describing all sorts of stuff that went in tank cars. In some instances it explains quite a bit

Hmm. I wonder how many others are banned from FCL? Perhaps we should invite Byron to join this list... Regards, -Jeff -- Jeff Aley, Development Engineer

Mike, I tried http://www.abebooks.com/ and found two copies, and some other interesting stuff. Regards, -Jeff -- Jeff Aley, Development Engineer jaley@... Graphics

is It is commonly regarded by the more formal historian and professional museum community that the end of the steam era was 1960. The late 1950s still saw some Class 1 steam, while the 1960s saw

Jeff Aley wrote: I did. Whether he does so remains to be seen. (I'm reminded of the old Groucho Marx line, "I'd never belong to a club which would have me as a member.") Richard H.

Dave Nelson wrote, in response to Jeff Aley, Actually, there are two such books. General American Tank Car Journeys was published by GATC in 1931 (under the title it says "Vol. 1" but there

I tried that website and it wouldn't come up. ??? Richard H. Hendrickson Ashland, Oregon 97520

Try again. Tom M.

I have gotten the message "refused by server" on this site several times this afternoon. But the URL is presumably good. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2942 Linden

brockm@... writes: "interesting" I'm on the phone with Byron as we speak, reading him this note. "Now I guess I'm committed," sez he, amongst many other things. He'll be on.

While we're still off topic, you may also find http://www.bibliofind.com/ to be helpful. Note that neither Advanced Book Exchange (ABE) nor Bibliofind are actual booksellers. Instead they contain