Photo Chain Game

some more steam!  Probably the most unique steam engine.

N&W's TE-1 Jawn Henry.

Ron

Following Don M’s Hornby steam engine.
JEP steam engine and passenger car.

@PRRronbh posted:

some more steam!  Probably the most unique steam engine.

N&W's TE-1 Jawn Henry.

Ron

My apologies Ron, “Et al”. I didn’t realize that we went to a new page and I skipped your post.

Another steam engine in the “chain.”

Another steam engine.

NKP 765 in lead teamed with NS heritage NKP 8100.

Ron

Following Ron’s photo containing fencing.
Playground fencing.

Following pennsyfan biker

@Sitka posted:

Following pennsyfan biker

Great Scene Mark!

Following Sitka’s photo with crossbuck.

Trucks...

following Don Winslow...More Trucks !

Best Wishes All:

Don

Following DonM’s trucks.
@Don McErlean
Nice trucks Don!

DIVCO Charles Chips delivery truck

@pennsyfan -Thanks for the compliment on my trucks.  I like (and am old enough to remember ) the DIVCO delivery trucks you pictured, especially for the "Milk" man.  In addition, I love and still eat "Charles Chips" .

Don

Following pennsyfan's Charles Chips delivery truck and Don McE's comment about remembering the "Milk Man," an early morning shot of a Divco milk truck at Chamberlain's Dairy.

Bob

Man wearing yellow hard hat...

Following Don W’s yellow hard hat.

Making emergency repairs to lift bridge.

Searchlight seen on Bobs photo

More guys wearing hardhats:

@bobfett posted:

Following pennsyfan's Charles Chips delivery truck and Don McE's comment about remembering the "Milk Man," an early morning shot of a Divco milk truck at Chamberlain's Dairy.

Bob

By chance where did you guys pick up those Milk / chip trucks remember those as a kid dropping off milk. Very nice.

@Sitka posted:

By chance where did you guys pick up those Milk / chip trucks remember those as a kid dropping off milk. Very nice.

The Charles Chips truck was created by my friend and I. His childhood friend owns  the license for CC.  He gave us permission. We submitted some pictures to my friend at METCA who happens to be the car designer. Then I got a contract with WBB who was making other versions at the time. You can see it on the list of past division cars on METCA.org.