Which drawings? Al Kresse

Thanks Ben!!! Al Kresse

Wow! That is service . . . THANKS Mr. Eichelberger Al Kresse

Thanks for sharing . . . I was expecting "speed script" lettering I guess. Al Kresse

With C&OHS most presentations are made with the hotel's projectors. Therefore we put all PPT's on one "nerds" PC the day before and dry-run the PPT's with the projector. We have folks still working on

This caboose had high speed trucks? Would that allow for higher mixed-train speeds? Al kresse

Did they want to force separate drover cars for the farmers? Were there more bunk spaces? Al Kresse

I believe they set a minimum length for a caboose effectively making 4-wheel cabeese problematic. Al Kresse

The C&O used this paint scheme on one side of a bunch of their PS1 box cars. Clerks complained, once dirty, they were harder to read than white lettering. C&O MAY have used a less bold Futura font . A

The big advantage was the railroad could transfer over the associated VERY LOW interest rate as long as wartime commission existed . . . . after that market rates prevailed. Al Kresse

YEP! Al Kresse

Remember Bob is way out in Washington time wise. Al Kresse

NOTHING GRAPHICS WISE Al Kresse

Who has the proto photos of the FGE company built insulated box cars? I unfortunately sent mine to Patrick O'Boyle years ago hoping for a copy of his to be published book. Al Kresse

Ted was very helpful to me in obtaining a drawing for a C&O HS project years ago just after they moved in. Al Kresse

Does anyone have photos of the DTSL 50-ft double auto box cars that would be Pooled with other railroad's auto box cars at the plants? All I get searching are photos of models it seems. Al Kresse

Very interesting. Somebody understand how it worked? Al

Thanks Ike. Al Kresse

Thanks for the history lesson Guy!!!! Al Kresse . . . freezing-ing-ing in Michigan

These photos show electric headlights and no wipers. That should bracket the delivery dates. There are pix of similar or slightly older Buicks being delivered via PM box cars in Wisconsin. Al Kresse