I'm kinda interested in what the phrase "Meat Scraps for Poultry" means... Horton Monroe Old Hickory, TN

As far as I know, barge cement predated Walthers, even Uncle Bill himself. -- Artie the Hinged Jaw Retired AFU Game Warden

Todd It can be done but it's not recommended! Undried contact cement can attack the underlying material and lead to joint failure or worse. People who fail to read the instructions for Goo often

All volatile contact cements including Goo -- apply to both parts. allow to dry to the touch (almost no tackiness). press together with force. after a minute or so, forcible separation will result in

Bud, If you apply Barge to the two surfaces to be joined, let it dry, then press the two parts together, the joint will be very strong, but you have to get placement of the parts aligned correctly the

This car wears an East Rochester (E.R.) weigh location and 7-30 weigh date. Below that line is a built date of 9-05. Interesting to see a 42,000 pound capacity. And check out those classic arch bar

Todd, Can the Barge be used other than as a contact cement? How about set time if used that way? Thanks, Bud Rindfleisch

Why guess, when in the time it takes to type "invention of wax paper milk carton" plus about 10 seconds you have the answer? (Hint: it was wayyyy before 1940) -- Dave Parker Swall Meadows, CA

I think the first waxed paper cartons for milk were made in the 1940s, invented by a dairy company in Sweden. Or were they just the inventors ofa new filling process? They filled the cartons while

Photo: Burlington Rendering Co. Reefer CDRX 120 Photo courtesy of the New York Central System Historical Society: https://nycshs.omeka.net/items/show/130291 CDRX reporting mark assigned to

Photo: Associated Packers Inc. Meat Reefer APAX 117 (Undated) Photo courtesy of the New York Central System Historical Society: https://nycshs.omeka.net/items/show/130254 Chef brand poultry. Bob

Just one color? :-P On 10/8/2021 5:10 PM, Clark Propst via groups.io wrote: -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

As I mentioned before, adding MEK to barge cement will eliminate the strings and allow the use of a 'paint brush'. I use a very cheap disposable - but cleanable - brush to apply

Yes, becaue that is the nature and characteristics of petro-based contact cements. However, I have found that Barge Cement is less prone to 'string'. I usually use a toothpick to apply the cement by

I always thought Barge cement was a "new & improved" form of Walthers goo. Does it form filaments like goo does?

indeed!

Hello Groups! A friend has the subject HO model as surplus in his collection. If you are a Santa Fe steam era modeler and need something to pull your freight cars, you might consider calling Nick

Sow’s ear into a silk purse? Thanks! -- Brian Ehni From: <main@RealSTMFC.groups.io> on behalf of "Clark Propst via groups.io" <cepropst@...> Reply-To: <main@RealSTMFC.groups.io> Date:

I have no memory of this model other than it was in my kit drawer. No Idea where it came from? It is a Intermountain PS-1 decorated for Milwaukee. The previous owner started building the kit, but

Back in 1973, I was riding on a GTW caboose at Detroit MI. We stopped next to a NP War Emergency single sheath box car on the adjacent track (normal double track spacing) From that distance I was