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Funny, I posted this last night twice and it never got into the thread for some reason. So, here's take three!

I found these book at a very good railroad collectible show in Portland on Saturday. It took a lot of discipline to not buy a great deal of stuff as there was a lot of good stuff there.

The MILW book has shots of the Lines West and the GA book has a lot of photos from the area where I grew up, all taken a year before I was born.

Somewhere in my early teens, I built a Hudson Miniatures model of Old 16, pictured above, and a lot of their other vintage car kits...Mercer Raceabout, Stutz Bearcat, and Regal Underslung with a stage-coach like body.  (I've seen the real Mercers and Stutzes, but not that Regal, not even in the old Harrah collection) Kits were wood, paper, and plastic parts, and good training for model railroading.  Today in an Indy show I bought a Marx 3/16 worktrain set, and one of those Lionel civil war RPO shells.  I think I will conjure up some kind of caboose for my "pickle" train out of this shell.

Matt,

   Picked up this great Tin Plate Lionel, I remember Isaly's Box Car, from Ryan one of our OGR members.  I tried to add this Lionel Isaly's Box Car to my 263E Work Train when it first came out, but was to late to acquire it.  Ryan was nice enough to sell it to me for a real decent price.  Colors on this Lionel Tin Plate are just fantastic, pictures do not do it justice.

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This past weekend I bought a 7-11151 B&O Capital Freight set, available only at Target Stores. It was available in 2009 or approximately that time range. I've been wanting this set since I first saw it. Very clean set. Engine needed some work to get running smoothly. Classic owner comment, "it ran fine when I ran it last." It couldn't have as there was a preformed piece of plastic, the piece of plastic some manufacturers place over the two prong electrical plug for safety, wedged in the engine internals. Runs and smokes great now.

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