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Re: Train-Master vs. Train-Miniature
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I don’t know if they made it into the 1950s, but here’s one to add to the list of California manufacturers:
Pomona Valley Model Supply, Inc. 107 East Main Street Puente, California
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I don’t know if they made it into the 1950s, but here’s one to add to the list of California manufacturers:
Pomona Valley Model Supply, Inc. 107 East Main Street Puente, California
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Charlie Vlk
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#174874
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Re: Placard: Concentrated Floor Loading
Now I get it. This placard is not for use for the company doing the loading, unless they had contacted the LV about advice on the load and the railroad sent them this placard to attach along with
Now I get it. This placard is not for use for the company doing the loading, unless they had contacted the LV about advice on the load and the railroad sent them this placard to attach along with
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mopacfirst
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#174873
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Re: Placard: Concentrated Floor Loading
Appreciated Bob.
Thank you!
Stic
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- Stic
Appreciated Bob.
Thank you!
Stic
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- Stic
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Stic Harris
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#174872
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Re: Placard: Concentrated Floor Loading
I contacted the seller on e-Bay.
The size is 8" x 4".
Bob Chaparro
Hemet, CA
I contacted the seller on e-Bay.
The size is 8" x 4".
Bob Chaparro
Hemet, CA
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Bob Chaparro
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#174871
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Re: Train-Master vs. Train-Miniature
Bob:
I have some updated information on Blue Line, Cliff Line and Don Fowler if you’re interested. Reply off list. Thank you.
Frank Pearsall
Brevard, N.C.
Bob:
I have some updated information on Blue Line, Cliff Line and Don Fowler if you’re interested. Reply off list. Thank you.
Frank Pearsall
Brevard, N.C.
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Frank Pearsall
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#174870
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Re: 1950s model manufacturers - was Train-Master vs. Train-Miniature
Bob, Thanks for publishing as I also have an interest in the hobby history.
These may not help much, but perhaps be enough to jog someone’s’ memory for correct information; The newer ownership
Bob, Thanks for publishing as I also have an interest in the hobby history.
These may not help much, but perhaps be enough to jog someone’s’ memory for correct information; The newer ownership
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Peter Ness
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#174869
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Re: 410M -paint
No for a second coat. That stuff covered everything including rivets! That is what we had back in the 1960's.
Montford L. Switzer
President
Switzer Tank Lines, Inc.
Fall Creek Leasing,
No for a second coat. That stuff covered everything including rivets! That is what we had back in the 1960's.
Montford L. Switzer
President
Switzer Tank Lines, Inc.
Fall Creek Leasing,
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Mont Switzer
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#174868
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Re: SP F-70-7 image
Andy,
Those structures on the deck form a V-shaped trough. The weight of the coils was supposed to keep them in place. However, they did shift during transit, causing the cradles to crack. Post-STMFC
Andy,
Those structures on the deck form a V-shaped trough. The weight of the coils was supposed to keep them in place. However, they did shift during transit, causing the cradles to crack. Post-STMFC
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Garth Groff and Sally Sanford <mallardlodge1000@...>
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#174867
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Re: Bob's Photo Still in business?
I spoke with him three times this week. Very much in business and welcomes requests. It is important to have information like Car Number series.
Bill Welch
I spoke with him three times this week. Very much in business and welcomes requests. It is important to have information like Car Number series.
Bill Welch
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Bill Welch
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#174865
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Re: Train-Master vs. Train-Miniature
Speaking of T-M and Silvergate
Speaking of T-M and Silvergate
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Dan Smith
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#174864
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Re: SP F-70-7 image
What's to keep steel coils on that car.
Andy Jackson
Santa Fe Springs CA
What's to keep steel coils on that car.
Andy Jackson
Santa Fe Springs CA
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Andy Jackson
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#174863
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Re: ATSF 5714 Fx 8 color photo
Nice castings Tom!
John Barry
ATSF North Bay Lines
Golden Gates & Fast Freights
Lovettsville, VA
707-490-9696
PO Box 44736
Washington, DC 20026-4736
Nice castings Tom!
John Barry
ATSF North Bay Lines
Golden Gates & Fast Freights
Lovettsville, VA
707-490-9696
PO Box 44736
Washington, DC 20026-4736
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John Barry
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#174862
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Re: Train-Master vs. Train-Miniature
I couldn’t see it all, either.
Schuyler
I couldn’t see it all, either.
Schuyler
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Schuyler Larrabee
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#174861
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Re: Train-Master vs. Train-Miniature
And a tiny nit in Bob's list: the Stewart-Lundahl paint was 410M. I struggled with it myself, so I am sure of the answer <g>.
Tony Thompson
tony@...
And a tiny nit in Bob's list: the Stewart-Lundahl paint was 410M. I struggled with it myself, so I am sure of the answer <g>.
Tony Thompson
tony@...
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Tony Thompson
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#174860
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Re: Bob's Photo Still in business?
Yes he is still in business.
He doesn’t have email.
Just call him. He will answer
Matthew Hurst
Yes he is still in business.
He doesn’t have email.
Just call him. He will answer
Matthew Hurst
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Matthew Hurst
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#174859
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Re: Train-Master vs. Train-Miniature
I don't believe that Globe should be in the very interesting list sent by Bob Chaparro. They were founded in Milwaukee, moved to Chicago late in their life, and were bought by Athearn in the early
I don't believe that Globe should be in the very interesting list sent by Bob Chaparro. They were founded in Milwaukee, moved to Chicago late in their life, and were bought by Athearn in the early
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Tony Thompson
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#174858
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Re: Bob's Photo Still in business?
Yes, he doesn't use email, his phone number is(808)845-3323
Fenton
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Fenton Wells
250 Frye Rd
Pinehurst NC 28374
910-420-8106
srrfan1401@...
Yes, he doesn't use email, his phone number is(808)845-3323
Fenton
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Fenton Wells
250 Frye Rd
Pinehurst NC 28374
910-420-8106
srrfan1401@...
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O Fenton Wells
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#174857
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Bob's Photo Still in business?
Does anyone know if Bob of Bob's Photo is still operating? The Email is not valid any more.
Bob's Photo address is:
P.O. Box 52
Wallingford, KY 41093
606-845-3323
Does anyone know if Bob of Bob's Photo is still operating? The Email is not valid any more.
Bob's Photo address is:
P.O. Box 52
Wallingford, KY 41093
606-845-3323
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By
Rick Naylor
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#174856
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Re: Train-Master vs. Train-Miniature
Bob,
Thank you. This one and the other emails are all very interesting and educational.
I was unable to read the "Company" column of your chart, as it was
Bob,
Thank you. This one and the other emails are all very interesting and educational.
I was unable to read the "Company" column of your chart, as it was
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Kenneth Montero
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#174855
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Re: Train-Master vs. Train-Miniature
Bob Chaparro wrote:
As a teen growing up in the '50's in southern California, my local hobby shop told me to pronounce it "sigh-dam." Of course the original Dutch is quite different from either of
Bob Chaparro wrote:
As a teen growing up in the '50's in southern California, my local hobby shop told me to pronounce it "sigh-dam." Of course the original Dutch is quite different from either of
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Tony Thompson
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#174854
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