A 1920 Northern Pacific Railway AFE 5005-20 which calls for using LV (Lehigh Valley?) car as parts source for NP water car. There is a prototype for anything. -Hudson

NP 202299 circa 1926, retired 2/4/1928 under NP AFE 5088-28. "Honey welcome to your new Home" or Kitbash -Hudson

These are actually Northern Pacific Ry. Joint Facility Photos, I don't have the notes, but they would say "G: served by xyz RR & NP." They have every joint track, and industry photographed and labeled

T & P 40915 circa 1926 possibly Puyallup, WA.

If my guess of Grand Forks, ND is correct, it's a sugar beet plant. -Hudson

Tank Car CLCX 206 circa 1926, possibly Grand Forks, ND -Hudson

If I ever go into the model train business, my labels are going to say: "It is Illegal to possess, purchase, sell or transfer this product in the State of California." -Hudson

http://www.nprha.org/NP%20AFE%20Index/NP_1923.pdf page 15 Who knows, worn out trucks, had a bunch of 70 ton trucks in stock, had a customer taking about raising elephants. I will see what the AFE file

This picture seems to have disappeared here is a reload. -Hudson

Stock Cars NP 81745 & CBQ 56315 circa 1926 NP 81745 blt. ?? as NP 90145, in 1923 under AFE 5118-23 was renumbered to NP 81745 and upgraded with 70 ton trucks, in 1933 under AFE 5024-33 it was dismantl

The NP included sand in it's depot paint formulas to stop the "little darlings" from carving their initials into the wood. Graffiti isn't new, the form just changes. -Hudson

Da Trucks -Hudson

According to one source: Originally equipped with Allied Full-Cushion trucks, and changed to the Commonwealth trucks seen in the photo sometime around the early '50s. -Hudson

CMO 20040 Express Box -Hudson

This car appears to have been a LCL Transfer Car, but whats with all the small doors? One suggestion is a sawdust car. The notes with the photo say Tacoma Division, but one respondent says it looks li

From the GNRHS website http://www.gnrhs.org/gn_logos.php -Hudson

If you are interested in NP Freight Cars the NPRHA has in it's collection the NP Equipment Ledgers. These were used to keep track of equipment numbers, this set starts in the 1920s and goes to the 198

That is not a vent, the ACI tag has broken in tow and the top part is bent out. -Hudson