Photo Chain Game

following PRRonbh and others...more "logs" ...oops, mine have already been turned into boards

Best Wishes, Don

@PRRronbh posted:

I had that log loader that was part of the Lionel "Electronic" set Santa brought the Christmas 1948.  Kind of wish still had it.

Ron

That log loader, a log car, and a caboose that I bought for $4 are all that I had left from my trains from the 50's when I returned in 2000. I also had the KW transformer, the operating cattle car, and the barrel loader which I replaced using ebay.

Following Don McErlean, hopper

Did someone say hoppers?

OK Somebody said "Hoppers" So here are mine, various manufacturers...

Lionel #9034 Kiddie City "Happy Hopper"  from 1977

Lionel #9016 Chessie from 1975-1979; 1987-1988; 1989u

Lionel #6076 from 1963u

Marx General Coal #554 from 1937-1938 in blue & red

Marx #86000 DL& W from 1953

Marx #1678 olive General Coal from 1936  Note short wheelbase, silver lithographed frame.

Best Wishes

Don

Hoppers

Lionel 1923 #803

Lionel pre 1940 #816

Unique Art Lines 1951

Following pennsyfan, Hopper w/coal

Hoppers with and without coal loads.

From Randy Harrison...First a "near" hopper, what American Flyer called a "sand" car in 1936-37 and then from his photo in background, a mid sized passenger station with auto traffic.

Best Wishes and Happy Holidays everyone!

Don

Following Don:  a load of white rocks in an MTH hopper and autos at the station.

Regards,

Bob

following @bobfett- News Stand.

Best Wishes

Don

Following Don McErlean, caboose

Following Sitka’s caboose, here’s my Pickering Lumber Corp. bobber caboose.

Following WP John’s Pickering Lumber co caboose.
Here is my Virginia &  Truckee caboose. I settled for this one because it was half the price of a West Virginia Pulp &Paper caboose  Since I only run the log train once or twice a year; I think it’s cost effective

Following pennsyfan:

Here is my Virginian caboose.

H

Following PRRMike, Virginian Bay window

Following Sitka caboose

New Marx Milwaukee Road caboose

Northwoods Flyer

Greg

Following cabooses for de\efferent occasions!

Ron

from PRRonbh...another caboose, this one a very ancient warrior.

Lionel 152 loco and 801 caboose both from approximately 1923 or 100 Years Ago!  (and Yes...it does run although I do not run it often for fear of burning out some part I will never be able to replace).

Best Wishes

Don

@Don McErlean posted:

from PRRonbh...another caboose, this one a very ancient warrior.

Lionel 152 loco and 801 caboose both from approximately 1923 or 100 Years Ago!  (and Yes...it does run although I do not run it often for fear of burning out some part I will never be able to replace).

Best Wishes

Don

Don,

I lightened your photo to get a better look;I hope  you don’t mind. I’ll remove it if you wish