Dean, that was Jerry Britton's Keystone crossing http://kc.pennsyrr.com/ I don't see the database you are asking for on a quick glance but it could still be there. Brian J. Carlson,

There was a "Top PRR classes" web site, where you could select a year and get a listing of the top classes of cars for that year, or select only gons or box cars for that year... I thought that was a

This past weekend the 11th Annual Savannah RPM meet was held. We had about 65 or so attendees and over 400 models on display as well. Our door prize tables runeth over. For the first time ever we

Yes this is referring to the westbound movement. The eastbound movement was heavily loaded, however, keep in mind, some perishable from the Southeast, East and Northeast was moving westbound. Thus

I wanted to say that I thought the Savannah event was very enjoyable, and especially enjoyed the fact that "Ya'll" RR'ing was spoken there. I appreciated being able to see some friend form the

Jim Mischke wrote: letters and their meaning. What I now find interesting is I would observe many class M-26 boxcars in the mid-1960s recently shopped at Washington Indiana Shops stenciled with the

Bill Welch wrote: That would be Harry Wesley Coover. I saw the headline also and recalled thatin the late 1960s, I assembled an old Red Ball freight dock hoist and their overhead traveling

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Thanks,I'll order the one with the circle T and reporting marks. Walt

Brian will probably announce his new truck shortly, but for those who wish to view a close-up photo, go to Ebay # 200591849833. It is a late 19th century 5' wheelbase diamond arch bar 20 ton truck.

B&O wagontop boxcars in this scheme could be seen anywhere in general merchandise service. Including Canada for your pike. In Canada, even with a circle T, which means it is clean and fit for LCL

Tis' factual. I have a whole B&O drawing devoted to these circled letters and their meaning. Circle T means clean and fit for LCL service.

I'm sending you scans of the T&T entries in the 7/33 and 10/38 ORERs off-list. Richard Hendrickson

Snip Dan, Fantastic data. For an eastern WWII modeler, it does raise a few questions: 1) You wrote "Of the total refrigerator cars moving through Ogden, Salt Lake, El Paso, Belen and Albuquerque,

Michael, The inquiring question is this: Is Art Bell part of your group.... LOL Mike Fleming Superintendent, Bluff City Div. SER, NMRA President Emeritus, Memphis Society of Model Railroaders Vice

Hello to All: I don't post very often, but would like to thank everyone for the wealth of knowledge that is shared amongst this group. I am currently working with the newly forming Tonopah and

Richard, Thanks for the suggestion, but I'm more after a detail shot of the door - I've got several general views already. Frank Valoczy Vancouver, BC Richard Brennan wrote:

Dan Holbrook wrote 1948 Total 2,025,202. Total on 3:1 plan: 48,988 Percentage of empty refrigerator car miles to total loaded: 1948 39.6 Thanks for that great data, Dan! So the 3:1 plan

Dan, thanks very much for sharing this information. After several days of more or less speculation and guesswork on this topic by STMFC listers, it is a relief to actually have some

Hi Thanks to the moderator for allowing me to join the list. I joined in part because I wanted to find out more about these, among other Georgia & Florida RR equipment. Rails Through the Wiregrass