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Someone on this list helped me with a source for small drills, but I have lost the info. My pack of a dozen #80's is about gone. Can someone help? Thanks. Jared Harper Athens, GA

I know some later Pennsy cars are in my future. Given that ordinary freight car construction wasn't up to their desired level of performance or the practices of guys who could load a car with a

Quite some time ago I built a Branchline X44 in the original CK paint scheme, which I proceeded to weather heavily in a color that leans toward rust. Now I'm building one in SK, but as I see old

Greg writes: 43k lbs would be a better average weight, assuming a day cab does the dray work on both ends. Greg Snook" And of course Greg is correct. And the rate from LA to cay Chicago for a

Elden, the common container ship size in that case would be in the 4000 to 9000 teu mark. Most ships with capacity greater than that are used in the Asia-Europe trades. That said, 50k lbs in a

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Tim- I do, and CB&Q mechanical department builders photos of both types of cars as well. However, your sharp-eyed reference to the MM article does bring up another lead.... but I fear that like the

Bill and Bob, The show up in West Virginia Digital Archives mine photos and then again in 1954 C&O PR photos . . . . reblt side panels and new end panels . . . in the new 1954 paint skeme.  From

Bill -- ? The cars were used for both services, but photos of C&O yards and coal trains from the late 40s and early 50s suggest that they were disproportionally low in coal service compared with their

Does anyone have an email address or phone number for Paul Zaro? Thanks. - Al Westerfield

I would like to contact Jack Gutsch. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Please contact me off-list at bierglaeser at yahoo dot com. TIA Gene Green

Tea Forte offers similar tea bags with exotic teas. Expensive. Some such teas probably traveled in silk and tea cars, which were head end cars and therefore within scope. Richard Townsend Lincoln

Tea Forte offers similar tea bags with exotic teas. Expensive. Some such teas probably traveled in silk and tea cars, which were head end cars and therefore within scope. Richard Townsend Lincoln

That's it! This material was discussed some time ago and I went out and bought some of the tea. It's high end tea so is not cheap. Enjoy the tea and when through empty the bag and have a lot of

I use the AMB screen kits on my ATSF cabooses, even the Intermountain. I did not like their etched screens. http://atsfrr.net/Reviews/HO/Freight/IMRCaboose/screen.jpg ______________ J. Stephen (Steve)

There are some very fine mesh screen available through Small Parts, Inc. Go on their website and look. Jared Harper Athens, GA

American Model Builders sells fine mesh screen material:   Kit No. 225 Door and Window Screen Material (3" x 6") Lou Whiteley Lawrenceville, NJ ________________________________ To:

Back in 2003 I went to an art supply store in Albuquerque and bought some silk screen. I can't remember the mesh but I got the finest available. It looks good and can be colored with a black or brown

Andy Carlson writes: \> Anyhow, recently my friend gave me a very strange tea bag \It has a polyhedral box shape instead of the usual double folded saddle bag style. The reason I bring this