Lots of MILW boxcars, even a poultry car,in addition to old tanks on flat cars. Enjoy. Steve Hile

You mean Johnstown, right? Jeff jppellas@...

I was fortunate to find a 1953 Preco (Pacific RailwayEquipment Company) catalog at a recent swap meet. The catalog contains photos, drawings and aparts list for Preco’s refrigerator car electric

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Nelson and group - One-piece body resin masters for CB&Q GS-5/7/8 have been created. These masters are in the process of generating castings now. These will hopefully be available in early 2015 as

Richard, C&O 31000-31149, 150 cars built by Bethlehem Steel Co. at Johnsville, Pa. in Sep. & Oct. 1936. Order no. DF 8428. Inside length 48'-6" with Dreadnaught drop ends. Regards, Ed Hawkins

Built by Bethlehem Steel Company in 1936. Al Kresse From: "Steam Era Frt Car Group" To: "Steam Era Frt Car Group" Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2014 4:57:03 PM Subject: [STMFC] C&O gondola 31061

I was looking at a photo on the Library of Congress site showing C&O gondola 31061 in Denver during WWII. Can anyone tell me some background on this car: when built, and by whom? Richard

Another great FIND at the Hagley. Thanks, Al Kresse

Claus Schlund wrote: "PRR steel boxcar (maybe class X25) receiving patch

Hi List Members, Some freight car images for your enjoyment. Something here for everyone, I would suspect... PRR USRA (X26) single sheathed boxcar undergoing

Friends, This is a very interesting photo, and there is lots of great stuff. Of particular interest to me is the UP caboose with the wood-beam passenger-type trucks. I actually saw this

Thank you! Arved Grass Arved_Grass@... or Arved@... Fleming Island, Florida --------------------------------------------

Thanks Jeff and in my case you can drop the O as a first name for me...please, it is so formal. Yes it is officially my first name but I go by Fenton. Remember you can't pick your parents. Thanks --

Here is the last email address he posted freestatesystems1@... Jeff Coleman

Not THAT early, delivered in 1913. And not a Hart car; it's a Bettendorf design, SP Class W-50-4 (not sure if UP used the same class number, though their CS system was the same). It's a ballast car,

That reminds me... Free State Systems used to produce Carmer cut levers, but I can't find them on the web anymore. Are they still in business, and if so, how would I order them?. Otherwise, I may

Don't hold your breath. Nearly two years ago, Steve told at least a few of us that a Harriman baggage car was going to follow the B&O C-15 baggage car. It has yet to be formally announced, let alone

For those of you who were wondering what clinics would be presented at Prototype Rails 2015 in Cocoa Beach, FL: wonder no more! Seehttp://prototyperails.com/Clinic%20Descriptions%20r02.pdf .