Black; they started painting open cars brown about 1955-56. -- Frank Greene Memphis, TN

Aaron Gjermundson wrote: and lettering schemes? They both had the 12 panels, right? B&O dome herald. > Aaron, The 1955 P&L diagram had the M-15L added to the original drawing for the M-15M so this

Would it be safe to say, that the M-15L and M cars had the same paint and lettering schemes? They both had the 12 panels, right? I think that I have seen a picture of a M-15M with the small round,

Anthony Thompson wrote: Tony, There's a huge gap in the P&L diagrams. The last revision for the one with "AUTOMOBILE" is 1944. The next P&L diagram was issued in 1955 for the B&O billboard version

Early PS-1's, 1100-1119, built in 1949. http://www.trainlife.com/magazines/pages/148/10713/june-1993-page-19 Tim O'Connor

On May 26, 2012, at 1:48 PM, Mike Brock wrote: [other stuff noted and deleted] > We do let you know that you are in the jail and that you won't be > released until you can prove that you are freed

Seeking information for the LaSalle & Bureau County Railroad Box Cars.Any and all information will be appreciated.Armand Premo

Bob WItt wrote: Bob, the AAR dropped the automobile-car definition in 1954, and some railroads, such as SP, immediately ceased putting that word on double-door box cars. Would that date match

Aaron Gjermundson asked: it. I have the Speedwitch Wagon Top decal set. paint scheme, which I do have a picture of. > I doubt if cars painted in the 1930s scheme would still be around; possibly the

Gentlemen, I found two possible solutions to my dilemma so far. First, I was able to contact Ted Culotta a few days ago and he wrote to tell me that he has some D110 sets available. Next, I

Hey all. I'm in the process of painting and lettering the subject car. but am unsure whether the car, in 1951, was black or BCR. Any help is greatly appreciated. Rick Dietrichson Wilmington, NC

Bob; so the B&O reference sheets specifically show M-15L's? Just built a F&C kit of a M-15L, and not 100% certain as how to letter it. I have the Speedwitch Wagon Top decal set. I model 1953, so

Aaron Gjermundson wrote: scheme, or "13 Great States" slogans? Yes, Aaron photos are elusive. These were apparently very camera shy freight cars. The B&ORR Historical Society does have paint &

Nope I am trying to get a door for a Bx-37 and as per the Society's Boxcar book it has a 6-7-6 door. Regards Rob McLear

Did the double door, Wagon Top box cars ever carry the "Kuhler" scheme, or "13 Great States" slogans? Photos of these cars seem elusive. Aaron

Thanks Mike! I kind of use my mailbox AS A REDUNDNT  ARCHIVES . . . . not good I guess. Al

Al, You say: "How do you know that you have been spammed?" Well, in the cases we are seeing, a message comes through the STMFC with some simple subject...typically "hello" or "Hi". Certainly not "UP

The only way to "prove" that you are spammer free is to tell you the owner/mod that you changed your password. Or get a whole other email address and rejoin that way. Usually one does not know their

How do you know that you have been spammed?  I typically don't open STMFC messages from unless there is an obvious subject or it is from a name I recognize.  We seem to carry out of date subject

For those that might be curious, the STMFC has been receiving about one spam message every two or three days over the last few months. All of these messages are from innocent STMFC members. However,