Warren: I don’t see references to safety slogans on any cab drawings or documentation we have scanned. I don’t recall ever seeing any on a photo but I’d expect they would be like on steam locos,

YIs there a list of the safety slogans on Southern cabooses! W Calloway

Recommend joining the Facebook group Southern Railway (U S of A) Modelers. --Tom

Stuart: It never changed. SouthernRailway@groups.io is new, not moved from anywhere. The home page description of the group: "A group to discuss, ask questions and provide historical and modeling

Ike, When did that change? We used to have lots of modeling discussions on this list before it moved over to Groups.io. Stuart Thayer

Allen: You are correct, this is not the place to ask modeling technique questions…. Ike

Allen, I usually spray it on with an airbrush to give an overall even surface. However if I only need to decal a small area sometimes I will brush it on where I need it. Stuart Thayer

This may be off topic but not sure where to ask this question. When using Future Wax as a base for decals, what is the best way to apply it? Brush on Airbrush on Spray on with a small pump

While many of us are bewildered and apprehensive about Covid-19 these days, you might like to see how Southern Railway responded to the yellow fever epidemic of 1905, which originated in New Orleans

The idea of using 3M “Scotchcal” lettering on Southern rolling stock began when a SR VP saw a RF&P passenger car with it at Richmond’s Broad St station. After several internal memos, Hayne Shop

You're welcome. If I can't help with a specific answer, there are MANY others on list who will also chime in when/where they can. Bob Graham -----------------------------------------From: "Evan Miller

Thanks for the great answer Bob! -Evan Miller

Thanks Bob, I had heard some of that but you covered it very well Fenton Wells -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

The change from using Sotchcal metallic gold lettering on new SOU locomotives began with SOU SD40-2 3313, the first unit delivered of the final order of SOU SD40-2 3313-3328 built in May and June 1979

Hello everyone, I'm looking for information regarding Southern's switch in the late 70's from using Metallic to Delux Gold on locomotives. Was there an exact date for the switch? I've noticed some new

Attached is part of USRA report which should help clarify the situation. Jack Wyatt

FH working for USRA came from Wikipedia, so that information is suspect from the start. Southern Railway Company put out an annual report at the end of 1918 even though the government operated the

He was chairman of the private industry board composed of 5 railroad presidents prior to the USRA. The board was unable to solve many of the railroad-related problems that faced the country, even

Not sure. Before USRA he was chairman of an advisory board consisting of five railroad executives. I presume it was incorporated into USRA. Jack Wyatt

What did he do for the USRA? I assume “he” refers to FH.