Cars were pulled up to the top of the coal dock with a steel cable. Rufus Cone Bozeman MT

This was functioning as an auxiliary oil tender for the oil burning SP&S locomotive on this move across non-oil-burning NP territory (to or from NP Livingston shops, I believe). If it was an NP car, i

Dear Frank, In case you do not have the Culotta "Tank Cars" book, page 65 shows NDX 608 which appears to be like the ACOX 5259 Semet Solvay Div Allied Chemical one we discussed yesterday. This one is

Clicking on the thumbnail at this link will give you an image of Gene Deimling's Lackawana caboose in Proto:48. http://lists.railfan.net/listthumb.cgi?erielack-10-12-08 Rufus Cone Bozeman, MT

The photo RVN01407 that Al Brown mentions is posted at the Ronald Nixon Collection of the Museum of the Rockies, with the caption provided by Nixon, "Thought you might like a couple of unusual shots.

Just a suggestion -- Perhaps these 1/4" wide sanding sticks would be of interest for detail sanding. Reviews on the site are 4.5 out of 5. The 1/4" sanding belts - the loops are shifted to bring fresh

After reading previous messages and while searching for Louis Marre (U. of Dayton) on the web, I found this link to an obituary of Charles E Winters IV (see page 2 of the pdf) from the Fort Smith Hist