Hi Rob, Will C&EI 64043 in San Bernadino, in March 1943 do? http://www.loc.gov/pictures/collection/fsa/item/owi2001022950/PP/ Regards, Ray Breyer Elgin, IL

Love of trains makes for some strange bedfellows. "We are not enemies, but friends. We must not be enemies. Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds of affection." Tim

Circa 1950, what would be the traffic for common specialty papers in use at the time? Admittedly, the volume would be quite a bit less than newspaper but the volume would still be non-trivial. Large

I'm wondering whether the large C&EI reporting marks in the very large C&EI are appropriate for 1946. It reminds me of paint schemes on other lines from the 1950s which has my doubting it for me.

Dave Nelson writes: Even more than that. Note the STMFC rules: "Personal attacks on other members or manufacturers is expressly prohibited and may result in expulsion from the group. Members are

Bill Darnaby...perhaps slowing down a bit...notes: The only thing The trick, of course, as many have learned, is to be near a fellow named...uh...Mike Brock when it's cookie time. One thing in the

Dave, I want to say that I, and I am sure that others feel the same way, that I much appreciate your photographing models at Cocoa Beach and posting them for all of us to enjoy. Thank you! Jared

Richard is right. I took photos of almost all the models. Over 300 images including the names and some duplicates so it takes a while to get them all captioned. I'm almost done so they should be up in

I have for sale all issues of Trains Illustrated Fall 1988 through Fall 1991 this was a short run magazine from Kalmbach. I had a subscription and when it ended we were dovetailed into Vintage

Guy Our PRR X29D is on Model Railroaders email update this week. Since it appeared there we have gotten some phone calls with regard to the problem with the original bodies that were defective.

Schuyler sez: each, came But dropped Yeah, I did get most of a table. In fact, my intent was to take a whole table, since that's what I usually do <VBG>. I found out I was a little late to the

The problem with the original complaint is that it *identified a particular political point of view* and then described in terms best understood both as extreme and unhinged from thought... and then

I didn't think I was the only one but perhaps I was. Mine were more spread out than normal, due to the prototype photo placards and such. But I guess I did use a whole table. Andy No, Andy, you

Thank you Richard. Let's move on. Thanks, Jim Jim Babcock ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent: Sat, January 15, 2011 4:16:53 PM Subject: Re: [STMFC] Re: 2011 Savannah

I didn't take a single photo this year. Brought the rig, but it really takes motivation as well as several hours lugging a tripod around to do it justice. And the last couple meets I shot hundreds

I didn't think I was the only one but perhaps I was. Mine were more spread out than normal, due to the prototype photo placards and such. But I guess I did use a whole table. Andy

You obviously didn't look too closely at my table then.... a few of mine were definitely in the lame category, but they were there to support my clinic and with a purpose. Andy

Now, now, Gary. I think you're indulging in excessive humility. Richard Hendrickson

Mine finally arrived today. Well worth the wait. Thanks Ted and Richard for your efforts. Charlie

Here, here...this was the best display of models yet. The only thing missing in the ball room was an endless supply of coffee and chocolate chip cookies. Bill (who rarely manged to be in the right