Make sure what you are purchasing is 100% acrylic. That is all the original Future was, 100% clear acrylic. It is not a wax. It gives a perfect gloss coat, which is why it is so popular for floors.

My last purchase was just 2 months ago and I bought mine at the local Ace Hardware for $7.99. The names "Future" and "Pledge with Future" are no longer used. The container will show its clear

"SC Johnson Pledge Floor Care Multi-Surface Finish 27 OZ" I can only find this product on Amazon. One comment there indicates that it is the same or formerly the "Future" product. Amazon also

There's been a lot of talk about livestock traffic in and out of Chicago, but no hard numbers to back up anyone's claims and SWAGs. Let's fix

Has anyone produced a current index for the RP CYC publications? The one that I have is at least 4 years old. Bill Pardie

On the other hand NYC also owned 1,675 stock cars, so probably couldhandle most of those 856 loads each week with their own equipment, except during peakperiods. Tim O'Connor

Hello Everyone, The 22nd annual Chicago RPM in Lisle is going to start in 9 days. In conjunction with the meet is an operating session on Sunday Oct 25th from 9AM to 1 PM. Any experience level is

Jim, Go to the PRRT&HS website the books are at a good price 50% offretail. http://www.prrths.com/estore/index_estore.html Figures I paid full price. Greg Martin Eventually all things

Mark and all, In 1950 the New York Central reported to the ICC 44,512 loads of livestockhandled. These number likely reflect the IHB numbers reported in the NYC asthey IHB numbers were not found

Denny, You forgot to tell folks where/how to get a copy of "Pennsy in Chicago". I did the research and the best place to order it is from the PRRH&TS at under $40. Amazon wanted $180! - Jim B.

Actually, I'd think that it was pretty basic. Railroad corporate shenanigans in a large part created the Grange movement, which pushed for regulations of the railroads. Regulations created various

Yeah you're right. I just would like to find a 10' inside height car like the GA and Central of GA cars. I'd really just like to find an unassembled kit to measure and then I can give it back.

I have the same problem; I wasn't able to buy Sunshine kits when they were available and only had the resources to do so after Martin died and Sunshine went under. However, it seems like many variants

Kevin I am afraid its ebay if you are lucky the price will be reasonable. Beware of some of the sharks asking stupid prices. You may be better looking for an intermountain version. Paul Doggett

Sadly, you’re going to have to search. Sunshine is no more. Thanks! -- Brian Ehni From: STMFC List on behalf of STMFC List Reply-To: STMFC List Date: Tuesday, October 13, 2015 at 8:03 AM To:

Being that I've be out of ho for a long long time I'm totally out if the loop on suppliers. I just buy or borrow what I want to scale off of and then I'm done with it. I'd like to find one if

Mark, While The midwest certainly had large packing houses and meat was shipped east, there remained a large traffic in live beaf, pork and sheep east of the Mississippi. The PRR among others had

Hi, From a more east coast New York City perspective, the meat arrived in reefers as whole sides of beef hanging on trolley hooks. The NYC meat cutters typically had 3rd floor sidings, car floor

I haven't read Gene's article, but I shoot Future without thinning. My Iwata airbrush has a 0.7 needle and I usually shoot at 25 psi. Clean up is very easy. I've also applied Future with a brush in

Bill, Nothing. I have used it for 25 years. Spray in light coats. Heavy coats will run and drip. You can use it on flat finished decals like Herald King to help it blend in to the final flat