Looking at photos of car interiors it seems like the side boards were typically placed horizontally and the end board were typically placed vertically. Does anyone have any information that contradict

I have photo shot by Jim Parker of a C of Ga two bay open hopper in Toronto in the 1950's. I've often wondered what it was carrying to be that far from home rails. Todd Horton

Dennis, have you given thought to offering cars with and without molded grabs and ladders? Todd Horton

Dennis, Are these cars going to have molded on grabs and ladders? If someone asked this already I apologize. Todd Horton

"Attention Greg Martin- This looks like an SnT project to me ..." I was thinking the same thing Todd Horton

While going thru some 1957-1958 ORER's it shows the Tuskegee Railroad having nine (9) 40' boxcars with an 8' 6" IH. These were in interchange service. Does anyone know anything about these cars herita

The roofs are wrong for the Ga RR cars. Todd Horton Southeast Machine Tool Sales 3123 Maple Rd Lindale Ga 30147 678-264-7448 --------------------------------------------

I know I'm responding to this late but I have an actual board off the side of a C of G War Emergency box cars. The board off this particular car is 5" wide. Todd Horton Southeast Machine Tool Sales --

The Central started using this style monogram around 1932. The monograms were of varying size through the yeas as has been mentioned. The CGRHS has a freight car diagram lettering book available that

Ed, How many roads had the Deco ends? Todd Horton --------------------------------------------

Good photos of unloading cars from a ship onto Normandy. https://www.warhistoryonline.com/war-articles/did-you-know-they-landed-train s-in-normandy-too.html Todd Horton Southeast Machine Tool Sales 31

You beat me to it. Todd Horton

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I’m pretty sure that’s Bobby Pitts, he usually comes to the Savannah RPM meet. He has done some fantastic work on modern era cars. Todd Horton

Can anyone ID the covered hopper between the UP and Wabash boxcars? Todd Horton

Is there a date on the photo? I’m guessing at least 1958 or later. Todd Horton

That car was in very good condition for its age. Todd Horton

Very similar to this one. Todd Horton http://kdl.kyvl.org/catalog/xt7sf7664q86_6054_1

That’s .022” in HO Scale, you must have good eyes. J Todd Horton

Does anyone know where these cars were generally loaded? I assume they bought them for on line customers. Todd Horton