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.