Steve Salotti wrote: "At the moment I am traveling so don't have any documentation handy, but if I am not mistaken, the 40 Susquehanna box cars you are seeing were Mather cast offs from the Erie used

Hello John, At the moment I am traveling so don't have any documentation handy, but if I am not mistaken, the 40 Susquehanna box cars you are seeing were Mather cast offs from the Erie used in express

Quite sure about the purchase of 35 - 8000 gallon cars in1927 and the LINX reporting marks appear to have been associated only withLincoln Oil Refining in 1927, or shortly after. The ORER's that I

John are you saying LNE PS-1s in total weren’t used in interchange or just the BX ones? I have photos of them on the Pennsylvania Middle Division. I’m at work so I can’t check the pics for

Steve, are you sure UTLX purchased these cars? The LINX reporting marks now belong to GE Railcar Services and are part of the NATX North American Tank Car Lines Rich Orr

In Los Angeles Junction Ry Switch Map notes Charlie Slater said Leslie Salt received salt in open top 2 bay hoppers. Does anyone have info &/or pix of these cars? TIA Andy Jackson Santa Fe Springs CA

The Kentucky Railway Museum had one that was self-destructing from years of brine. Long gone now. RIP Chuck Peck

FTX appears to have been rather short-lived. It is not in the 1919 tank-car tariff book. Ian Cranstone's on-line tabulation suggests that it first appeared in an ORER in 1920. As Claus said, it was

No FTX in 1/38 ORER. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

Hi Steve, checked 1/28 ORER, no LINX listed. only Lincoln was Gas and coalLGCX. ted At 10:24 PM 3/9/2018, you wrote: Rails Unlimited Ted Schnepf railsunl@... 847-697-5353 126 Will Scarlet Elgin,

Ed: P.S. Actually that does make sense, now that I think about it. Susquehanna did use some of the PS1 cars as BX with steam and signal lines added. So taking them off of the freight roster jives.

Ed: That sounds semi-logical since LNE picked up 8 PS-1s after their initial order of 300 from PS (in 1956, I believe). However, 5 of the PS1s left the Susquehanna ORER roster BEFORE January 1954

I see I am late to the discussion, but they are neat looking tank cars. Bob Witt

Another image from the Indiana Historical Society digital collection. http://images.indianahistory.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p16797coll21/id/94/rec/8 These are new to me. I don't recall much

Hello- I have a mint/new, with mint box and foam, Overland Models HO brass Paccar Side Dump Car built by Ajin of Korea. Typical quality one would expect from Ajin with nice underbody detail. Steel

 Hi Steve and List Members, The previously discussed imageregarding the "Lincoln Oil Refining" tank car showed reporting marks ofFTX... see link below.

 Nothing in the May 1926 ORER for either Lincoln Oilor LINX Claus Schlund

Looking for information about Park & Pollard (PRKX, P&P Car Line) class RB steel underframe, ventilated refrigerators used to ship bagged feed. I know they appeared frequently in New Hampshire on the

The museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin has a pickle car preserved. Gene Deimling

Loading cucumbers: https://tinyurl.com/y96nrcmk Have any of these open side-style (correct terminology?)pickle cars been preserved at a museum? Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA