Brian, Don't know if you bought them for the GN 12 panel cars or not (only you can truly answer that <grin>), but that's what I bought 25 pair for! Data I've collected over the years

I have two pair of Dan Hall 4/6/6 (counting from the top down) Youngstown doors. I am not sure why I bought these. I think I planned to use a pair for a GN 12 panel model. Does anyone know if the GN

Brian,Shows you how much I know about the C&IE.Quess I'll check my ORER before I offer to help.Blush,Armand Premo

Armand: F-70-7 is a Flatcar. Brian J Carlson P.E. Cheektowaga NY

Jerry,Des Plaines Hobbies released a CE&I boxcar Kit #143 with a Viking roof.They still may have some.Armand Premo

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Jerry, Red Caboose eventually produced the C&EI model, their catalogue no. RR-32140 and RR-32141. They are presently shown on RC's web site as being sold. Regards, Ed Hawkins

Sorry - I meant to send that direct to Ed. Jerry Glow kit. can on Bill any

I found this old post of yours while gathering info to do my SP kit. Are any decals suitable to do it as C&EI or can you provide a pic I can use to do artwork? Jerry Glow C&EI

I have several items posted on eBay that may be of interest.... An interesting booklet from the Nickel Plate's Industrial Development Dept. published in June 1945, great for the modeler planning a

Brian, It became interesting with join C&O-Chinchfield brouchers with I believe the Clinchfield going N-S and C&O going E-W but have coordinating fast freights No. 95 and No. 97 schedules. I might

Al, I don't know why they they listed the C&O as North and South lines, but that is the way it is listed in the booklet. Brian Flynn line north" mean heading West or in the C&O Northern (Ohio)

Folks, Good find. However, the C&O "officially" ran East-West. Does "C&O line north" mean heading West or in the C&O Northern (Ohio) region? It would be logical for the C&O to have longer sidings

Ben Hom wrote: Yes, sorry for the confusion. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705 www.signaturepress.com (510) 540-6538;

Some of you may already be aware of this, but got a newsletter from the Kalmbach Memorial Library indicating that a third run of the Larry Kline and Ted Culotta book has been made and is available

Tony Thompson wrote: "Nope. I get mail in "plain text" and it's still full of question marks." Brian is correct - it's a result of AOL formatting at the SENDER, not the recipient. Ben Hom

This thread should be considered out of scope and be directed to OPS.Armand Premo

Brian Carlson wrote: Nope. I get mail in "plain text" and it's still full of question marks. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705

Mike, Just so everybody knows... these are usually not intentional. It's a form of viral marketing. When a person signs up for the Friendster (or similar) social web service, it grabs their

Brian: The question marks are a by product of AOL's email program. If I recall correctly it is a by product of their HTML set up. If you switch to plain text it should be eliminated. Brian J Carlson