Here is the builder's photo of the B&LE hopper with those massive trucks. Also a close-up of the truck. Keith.

Yes, B&LE hoppers. This is the SSCC builder's photo of 1914.

This is what the Frick hopper looked like brand new in 1905.

This is what it looked like when built in 1914.

Looks just like a Union Pacific CA class caboose. You may have an easier time finding a broadside photo of one of those. The photo I have of a UP CA class caboose is just like the OSL photo, not a tru

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Hey Bob, Here is a photo of an OSL wood caboose I hope you can use. It is not a broadside view, but is not a full 3/4 view either. The side boards do show up nicely, though.

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It is interesting to see these cars both used with this giant load. I have the builder's photos for Erie 7210, and three photos of CMStP&P 67053.

The BR&P boxcar photos I have are the builder's photos from 1909 and 1914. I don't have any in-service 1920's photos. But here are the two from the SSCC photographer in Butler, PA.

Mine is the "Time-Out Tray".

All the WM builder's photos I have from that era are lettered with the road name only - no heralds.