Charlie, The following list was compiled when we had this discussion a number of years ago on the old group, which IIRC was orchestrated by Richard Hendrickson. You will need to consult B&O fans for

B&O from my photos: MC (many) NE EW WA (many) DU (several) BW (many) GW (several) ALEX LP KV J. Stephen Sandifer

I have all five. The Ellington book was great for 20+ years. I think you will find everything in it is in my book. Hundman’s book has lots of photos and drawings from a variety of railroads. I think

I don’t think that there are kits for the C&O cars. They were rebuilds of double sheathed cars from the mid 1920’s that were done in 1941 and 42 to add steel sides and door and a half. From

you can buy the Hundman book from bookfinders for about $14. I have the book; it's worth $14. Ed Mines

I’m only guessing, but think Ledgerwood car - the winch portion. Rob

This decal set is for a type III/103 8K gallon general purpose tank car. The three prototype shots show two insulated and pressurized cars in the 10-11K range and one "chemical" tank car with a

Hi Bob, An interesting car and an interesting railway. Looks like the photo was taken with a few years of 1901. Anyone have any thoughts as the location and the structure behind the car? Pax, Ralph

Very nice decal set. I take it not in HO? Jerry Michels

Also be aware that in Pensacola that Frisco interchanged cars with the L&N for the Port of Pensacola. Could be cars headed for the docks. Lee

Charlie, Being a Pensacola native, I believe that is the old Newport Industries plant. They made some type of products using tree stumps. They were adjacent to the Frisco yard and actually had an

That’s a really great looking build. Well done! Nice to see another one all built and weathered up. Thanks for sharing George Toman

While I was sorting photos for the reweigh project I can across this small shot (2 3/4” by 4 1/2”) Art Johnson taken at Pensacola, Florida. Behind the Frisco VO-660 is from left to right a PRR,

Photo: Intercolonial Railway Flat Car 15377 (Undated) A photo from the National Archives of

You went the extra mile on this one Bob. Weathering is superb. Clark Propst Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Photo: C.P. Flat Car 30257 With Two Waterous Fire Pumpers (Undated) A photo from the National Archives of

Photo: Grand Trunk Flat Car 60303 Steam Road Roller & Fire Pumper (Undated) A photo from the National Archives of

Suggestions? - Livestock Cars & Operations Books I'm looking for books on livestock cars and operations. So far, my very short list includes: Live Stock Operations: History, Equipment, Facilities &

it’s available: https://www.protocraft.com/category.cfm?ItemID=1127&Categoryid=36 norm buckhart

Here's a Hercules acid tank I photographed on the CNJ at Lake Junction, NJ in November 1961. UTLX 14505. Great lettering scheme. Tom Madden