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USRA was Ralston-Purina Ventilated Box Car (Reefer)
brianleppert@att.net
Notice this tank car sits on a USRA designed underframe. Could that tank also match USRA drawings?
Brian Leppert Carson City, NV
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brianleppert@att.net
Here's the link needed to see the tank car photo:
http://images.indianahistory.org/utils/ajaxhelper/?CISOROOT=P0129&CISOPTR=1557&action=2&DMSCALE=100&DMWIDTH=576&DMHEIGHT=510 Brian Leppert Carson city, NV
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I thought I'd already posted that... In any case, the tank is not a 4-course (horizontal courses) like the USRA design.
Here's the link needed to see the tank car photo:
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brianleppert@att.net
The USRA tank design allowed for either construction. USRA drawings were published in the 1919 Car Builders' Dictionary and Cyclopedia and reprinted in Train Shed Cyclopedia No. 9.
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I posted the photo link again because my first post lost the link to Tim's post. Brian Leppert Carson City ---In STMFC@..., <timboconnor@...> wrote : I thought I'd already posted that... In any case, the tank is not a 4-course (horizontal courses) like the USRA design.
Here's the link needed to see the tank car photo:
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Ted Culotta
It’s a Petroleum Iron Works car. There weren’t many. I’m getting on a plane, but can post additional commentary tomorrow when i’m back home.
Cheers Ted Ted Culotta Speedwitch Media
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