<schuyler.larrabee@...> wrote: You must be a big spender. information. Thanks Rich for your efforts. Bobby Pitts >

To expand a bit on my intentionally sarcastic remark about you posting these photos, READ the following: ______________________________________________ Property Rights The Ohio Historical Society owns

Really? Did you buy that right from the Ohio Historical Society? You must be a big spender. SGL

Rick wrote: Still SOME hope though, Box 25 Folder 16 here http://www.ohiohistory.org/youngst/findaid/mss0134.htm contains 56 "railroad cars" photos. I have sent another inquiry about

Wonderful! DVD please. How much do I owe you? Schuyler Larrabee 10 Laurel Street Newton Centre MA 02459-2113 SGL

Tom, I figured it out! You're gonna love it: C&amp;NW will find all occurrences of C&NW... but to find all CNW's as well you have to write "C&amp;NW" OR "CNW" To find all CNW box cars you can

Tom Madden wrote Thanks for the help Tom. Try using an "escape" character in front of the ampersand -- like "&#92;" (without the quotes). This is a common trick used in a lot of pattern

--- In STMFC@..., Richard Hendrickson <rhendrickson@...> wrote: <snip> > So far, my experience tells me that with memory, as with other human > functions, the operant principle is "use

Tim asked: Go to their Help screen and read the page on searches. The convention for your search would be: "1937" AND "AAR" AND "box car" The quotes on strings are necessary, as are the logical

I have posted the digital pictures from the Ohio Historical Society. Hopefully, the tank car gurus on the list can provide more information from the photos. Some of the photos appear to be silver

Al wrote: SP had one car (which we'll do). MILW had one and IC had 350 50' furniture cars. Al, The Wabash also had some furniture cars with that end. Not sure how many, or even the series; but I

In a message dated 5/10/2006 10:32:35 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, schuyler.larrabee@... writes: Bobby, I'm not going to fight with you, but I hope you "GET" the message from the other

In a message dated 5/10/2006 10:03:53 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, tgilbert@... writes: Eric Hansmann asked: > . Do you know if Jones & Laughlin had a > Youngstown, Ohio plant? I am not

As I state in my other post, no copyright info was included with the digital files. I also stated that I did not know the copyright status. Rich Orr

Schuyler - I have a good copy I can copy for you. Would you like tape or dvd? - Al

Walt - The master is a blank slate - bulls eye with corner bumps and a lot of space around it so I can cut it down to size and detail as appropriate. I hadn't though of offering it separately.

Any chance of seeing the C of G cars? Todd Horton

Another question - does this work for downloading an archive like the old Freightcars list? Rob Kirkham

Al, I want one of the SP, even though it's a few years too early for my November 1941 modeling period. Will you have the ends available separately? Walter M. Clark Time stopped in November

built a up and fit Crude castings? Those are my favorite kits of all time. About the only changes I made were substituting a piece of shim stock for the cupola roof and making the ends (railings,