Hi Chris, I received my two cars this week--one Milwaukee and one C&NW. - First Impression: Very nice models, good paint color, good lettering, nice weight, very well built, nice detail all around.

Another Dallas Gilbertson image of PFE 901, 902 and 903 at Santa Maria, CA in May 1953. Tom Dill Collection, Pacific Northwest Railroad Archive. The PNRA is fortunate to have photo descriptions

Magazine also = a place where goods or supplies are stored: Warehouse. Obviously, they can't steal a warehouse but could steal FROM a warehouse. Doug Paasch

Photo: Delivering Poultry By Truck To Poultry Car (Undated) A photo from the National Archives: https://catalog.archives.gov/id/148742423 On the link scroll to enlarge the photo. The car is LPTC

Ehh? Sorry, I couldn't help myself. Kevin NGMC -- Kevin Macomber NGMC (717) 474-8399 www.narrowgaugemodeling.com

Don't forget the slightly different vocabulary of English speaking Canadians...let alone the regional differences within the un-United States... -- Ken Adams Covid Variants may come and go but I

What era is the original reference? Is it USA or Canada, do you know the ethnicity of the original person using the phrase. English is a constantly changing and diverse family of languages. I have

And.... where was your name in this post ?? :-D Thanks for the additional reefer information ! On 10/10/2022 2:21 AM, conductorblg@... wrote: -- Tim

Of the very few images illustrating the roof on B&O M-24 box cars, it seemed like they used another variant of replacement roof. One can be seen in this Dayton Union Station photo from the Barriger

One other possibility would be a magazine used for the storage of torpedoes and fusees. Regards, Wallace Steinbrecher

Charlie, The only thing I could think of would be something like a magazine for a weapon, like a pistol or rifle, such as might be used by Railroad Police or a Railroad Postal Service

This is confusing Charlie, help me out. Jerry Michels

Somehow I missed this thread and started another one related to these cars https://realstmfc.groups.io/g/main/topic/94241082#195908 but now see that this is where the discussion of these cars is

Victor; If you are modeling the early to mid-1950's, the original small flag emblem is absolutely appropriate on many Wabash steel box cars. I've seen paint and stenciling diagrams

All- What item pertaining to railroads would be "a magazine". This is in the context of an item of value that could be sold by a thief.....not a publication. Asking for an author who is attempting

Westerfield orer discs. Reasonable prices too. https://id18538.securedata.net/westerfieldmodels.com/merchantmanager/index.php?cPath=107 Brian J. Carlson -- Brian J. Carlson, P.E. Cheektowaga NY

I bought a CNE car with K brakes and it had an AB set in the box Paul Doggett. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Built after the 1945 built R-40-20 class, the postwar built aluminum cars were classified as R-40-14 rebuilds and assumed numbers from that class. They reportedly used mostly all new components, but

Thanks Matt. But I was able to get some from another source. Thanks anyway. Victor Baird

Like i said, I don't have access to an ORER for the appropriate time period or a Wabash freight car book unless someone can point me to a source online. Also, AFIK, Branchline, Kadee and C&BT cars are