The Southern Railway had three 10-6 'River'sleepers that had an "E" at the start, Emory River, Enoree River and Etowah River. You can pick your favorite. Fenton Wells

JC, totally understand take your time and enjoy your day. When you get to it Happy Fathers Day Fenton

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If anybody has copies of these 1937 and 1940 ORER for SR Freight, could you please scan and send them to me. Thanking all in advance Fenton

Jim I'd check with Hubert Mask of Mask Island decals He does good work and is good to work with

For what it is worth I also find it interesting when looking at the SR Hayne Shop Partition Coach Interior Finish specs for color, materials and fabric interior finishes, the railroad does not differe

According to the car specs it was Pullman Green No.4. Sides and roof. Also if you look at the Passenger Car Diagram Book, by Bill Schafer although the restrooms in the 1200 are not labeled colored or

Well done David, it looks very good and the decals appear very correct. Fenton

I know Bob Harp did one of these on the old Southern Modeler site. Check to see if it is still there.

By the way, if the SRHA is doing an article on Brick cars/business, one place to look would be the Employee Magazine from March 1966 about the business in Sanford NC. I have enclosed a scan of the cov

Thanks Ike, I appreciate your info. We may do this car for the 2019 B'NB for the Carolina's RPM next October. We will have the plug doors cast specially for this car in resin..

Does anyone have information on these boxcars? They were rebuilt 40 boxcars with 16' door openings and double plug doors. Some had loaders insd=talled and were called container cars. They are in the 1