Steve, Thank you for posting a link to an interesting photo. Gene Green

Bruce, Why did you feel a need to "correct" Steve? Steve didn't say it was surprising, just that it went far. In the message I read Steve didn't comment on the likelihood, frequency or possibility

Ed,          You are not alone !  While waiting is frustrating, I've found that the wait is always worth it with Ted's products. I'm sure there are many irons in the fire and they will be

Bruce-- Disclaimer--As a working railroader, I often find myself tired and cranky, as one can get when being woken at the hotel at 2.45 am to go to work--and have to put that resin STMFC that I've

On the CN main line in Houston, BC, summer 1950.-- http://imagescn.technomuses.ca/structures/index_view.cfm?photoid=8556284&id=37 Steve Lucas. Steve, Interesting photo, but I'm sorry, there is

On the CN main line in Houston, BC, summer 1950.-- http://imagescn.technomuses.ca/structures/index_view.cfm?photoid=8556284&id=37 Steve Lucas.

I never noticed this being mentioned on this list but True Line Trains has announced the release of at least two versions of the Canadian overhead eight hatch steel refrigerator cars. The CN cars

Further to my previous post, can anyone identify what type of car this tank came from? Peter

Elden,        We can custom produce any decal required in any scale if there is a sharp image and a known dimension of the car or locomotive.        You will receive a quote on a minimum

Am I the only one who checks the Speedwitch web site every day for the double sheathed box car book announced several years ago? Ed

All; Does anyone out there know of a source for the EJ&E "Billboard" box car - orange over green, green over orange, all green with orange lettering or all orange with green lettering, in HO? I have

AL: Thanks for the suggestion, however the writing on these entries is reasonably clear. I do know that some of the writing can be a bear to decipher. I have also found some Grand Trunk in the

Richard: Thank you. That makes sense. I will probably have more questions before this is over. The oldest ORER I have is 1926. Al Campbell

2007 designed for Word 2007 to open and BTW, I run this Office 07 version under XP. I think XP was a tower on the ERIE in Steam days, which controlled the movement of steam freight cars. No? I'm

OK I have (whimper) Office 2007 (what a terrible devolution of a already flawed program!!) and it did not open for me, so it's not just the Office 07 issue that is going on here. SGL compatible

openoffice 3.0 will open .docx and it's free. I guess you could say Micro$oft is like the Pennsy, they think their the standard. -- Allen Rueter StLouis MO ________________________________ To:

Cars purchased for the USRA under the Government Equipment Trust went to a number of different railroads in 1920 and were delivered in GET markings, which survived until the railroads that

Hmm ... how clear is the "E"? I mean, any chance the cars belong to the Grand Trunk? Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.

Hello: In going through a B&M freight conductors wheel report dated Jun 1920, I ran into a reporting mark GET. I know that represents an unassigned USRA owned freight car. In this case I found two of