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Nostalgia & History > "Depressing" photosDate: 09/23/05 17:33 "Depressing" photos Author: TonyJ I scanned more photos from the late Lee Carlson. Here is a series of slides featuring depressed center flatcars. - Lee Carlson photos, Sellar Nugent collection. - Tony J.
 Date: 09/23/05 17:35 loads on flatcars Author: TonyJ Interesting load on this Missouri Pacific flat. Lee Carlson photo, Sellar Nugent collection. - Tony J.
 Date: 09/23/05 17:36 Re: loads on flatcars Author: TonyJ Another view of the load on this Missouri Pacific flat. Lee Carlson photo, Sellar Nugent collection. - Tony J.
 Date: 09/23/05 17:37 Re: loads on flatcars Author: TonyJ Intersting SP log car. At least I think that's what it is. Lee Carlson photo, Sellar Nugent collection. - Tony J.
 Date: 09/23/05 17:38 Re: loads on flatcars Author: TonyJ Another big load on SP flats. Lee Carlson photo, Sellar Nugent collection. - Tony J.
 Date: 09/23/05 17:39 Re: loads on flatcars Author: TonyJ Another view of what appears to be a refinery cracker. Lee Carlson photo, Sellar Nugent collection. - Tony J.
 Date: 09/23/05 17:45 Re: loads on flatcars Author: MTMEngineer TonyJ Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Intersting SP log car. At least I think that's > what it is. Lee Carlson photo, Sellar Nugent > collection. - Tony J. Yes, it does resemble a skeleton log car, but I believe it would be an old sytle tank car from which the tank has been removed. Date: 09/23/05 18:13 Re: Depressed Author: WP-M2051 TonyJ Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I scanned more photos from the late Lee Carlson. > Here is a series of slides featuring depressed > center flatcars. - Lee Carlson photos, Sellar > Nugent collection. - Tony J. I'd have to talk to the "Counsel Herder" at Roseville if I handled these cars... OJanssen Date: 09/23/05 19:29 Re: loads on flatcars Author: ble692 Looks more like a tank car that had the tank removed. Are those holders on the sides for placards?
Date: 09/25/05 21:43 Re: loads on flatcars Author: DNRY122 The large item on MP863001 looks like part of a large crane or excaviting machine--on its side to fit within the loading gauge.
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