Don't get me started on Subject Lines. There's room for several words up there, so I wish people wouldn't stop with just "Some Guy's Name" as a Subject Line. If you've been corresponding with list mem

I would nominate Jerry Glow to be on a U.S. postage stamp (perhaps the first wet-slide stamp...) But, you have to be dead to be on a stamp and I don't want to start THAT rumor! Scott Pitzer

C&EI did have an order of virtually identical cars. They've been discussed here. Scott Pitzer.

I had no idea Kathy Griffin would care! :-) Scott Pitzer > >

THAT could have made for an interesting police/ paramedic/ news report-- "They fell off somebody else's building while trying to do WHAT?" Scott Pitzer [Non-text portions of this message have been rem

Didn't the people at Railroad Magazine think readers would want to WHY? Maybe they intended it as a good brain exercise. Scott Pitzer [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

AT LEAST confine your proposed bogus car to through trains, which start from hidden staging and end up in hidden staging-- and keep those trains from encountering red blocks while visible. "More diffi

I hope an anesthetic is used for that procedure. Scott Pitzer >

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https://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbid=387990467895875&set=o.7317292693&type=1&theater Scott Pitzer

Scotty, we hardly knew ye. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Put that at the top of the FAQ's for this group, if there is such a list! Scott Pitzer [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Can't help on the specific requests, but I just found a 1943 nickel in my pocket... someone could buy "twelve full ounces" of Pepsi Cola with it... Scott Pitzer [Non-text portions of this message have

Don, Yes, we can be addressing the same type of car. It has the tell-tale signs of a double door auto car rebuilt in later years as a single door general service boxcar. And as things are very busy at

.... the use of "youngsters'..... Bob Hope was always happy to appear on George Burns TV specials so he could hear someone refer to him as "Kid"

I remember the Overland ad, in which the decorated model had a size mismatch between the 3 and the 4 in "N-34"!

It's almost like an under-the-radar Cudahy-interest group (or person) somehow caused the Atlas reefer to be a Cudahy, AND has an exclusive on Cudahy-decorated versions... someday? Maybe they're still

Is that the HO model railroading equivalent of "I don't own a television"? At least in the aspect of, Some People Find It Hard To Imagine Such A Thing... Scott Pitzer [Non-text portions of this messag

I recall reading that the 100 C&O cars had the only "waffle" or "diamond and dot" ends ever installed. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

------ any B&O car with a Deco end would be ex-C&O, transferred in the 1960s. Scott Pitzer > >