Wouldn’t that be the “Sooey Line”…? Sorry, couldn’t resist… Steve Johnson

Rob, It appears to be C&EI. Steve Johnson

I happened across this listing on eBay…It’s VINTAGE! Geez! Steve Johnson https://www.ebay.com/itm/195417254392?hash=item2d7fc6a9f8:g:yjEAAOSwZp5jTCPd VINTAGE (1958) Intermountain HO Scale Great Northe

Lots of Canadian Pacific boxcars and a few stock cars: https://www.ebay.com/itm/175362122778 Other slides with freight car views from this seller: https://www.ebay.com/itm/185512528114?hash=item2b3168

Bruce, This article shows some images that may narrow down the car's color scheme (at least a lot of the lettering) a bit: https://hearinghealthmatters.org/hearinginternational/2016/flight-vin-fiz-par

Jim, Attached is a scan of a diagram sheet of that Clinchfield series, 5550-5649, class FB7, built by ACF in 1954. I’d bet Ed Hawkins has the painting specs on those cars as built. Best regards, Steve

Charlie, Within the past week or so, I posted these messages and attached LH&StL article and L&N photo. Attached are scans of photocopies I made a long while back of a two-page article on an LH&StL st

Attached is a photo of L&N stock car #19065, from series 19000-19099 built by American Car & Foundry in 1921. The L&N diagram sheet for those cars also includes 19100-19114 (ex-LH&StL 1071-1085), buil

Phil, Attached are scans of photocopies I made a long while back of a two-page article on an LH&StL stock car, from the March 1994 issue of MAINLINE MODELER. That article was reprinted, with the same

Philip, Attached are scans of two pages from the publication RAILWAY EQUIPMENT CHARACTERISTICS AND DATA, from Headquarters, Department of the Army, October 1976. It is Technical Manual TM 55-208. Inte

Kevin, Yes, it’s chock full o’ drawings and data! If you model L&N from, say the teens to the end of the railroad, you’ll find this document a treasure trove of data. If you’ve ever looked at an L&N m

L&N #24955 was built by Thrall in January 1965. The nearly identical 300-ton Southern car #50099 was also built by Thrall in 1/65, and was intended for joint use with the L&N’s car. In March 1963, L&N

Look at the coupler...A makeshift "link and pin" arrangement. You can see the bar or rod going to the other car. Neat. I would agree it's in captive service. Steve Johnson

Does someone have the instruction sheet for this kit that you could scan for me? Jaeger Products #2900 HO aluminum pipe gondola load instruction sheet Thanks, Steve Johnson Nashville, TN

Tim, I have a photo of an L&N coke car in Mexico! Steve Johnson Nashville, TN

RE: The modified gondola coupled to the wrecker…Was that car part of a CB&Q revenue series of the same design? Steve Johnson

Bill and Garth, Thanks for the information from the ORERs. Examining the photos, I can make out “NEW 2(?)-34, and the Mt. Vernon Car Mfg. Co. builder’s stencil to the right of the doors. Steve Johnson

I found this Whitcomb Locomotives ad in the April-July 1935 issue of BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVES magazine. The South Georgia Ry. boxcar really caught my attention. I don’t recall ever seeing a photo of a frei

I’d really like to see such a comprehensive set done! Here are some L&N ones we were discussing on the L&N group a while back. There are several messages, so scroll down. Some of these are post-1960,

I’d really like to see such a comprehensive set done! Here are some L&N ones we were discussing on the L&N group a while back. There are several messages, so scroll down. Some of these are post-1960,