Railroaders' Nostalgia > For anyone that has to stay home.

This picture is from a request of my post.3-23-20
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Uncle Joe

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Insert coupler joke here...

Perfect way to lift one's spirits.  Thanks Joe!

-John

My fat a$$ might have broken the coupler....

Mary McPherson
Dongola, IL
Diverging Clear Productions

IOTD photo for sure!!!

She could set off a hotbox detector!

exopr Wrote:
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> She could set off a hotbox detector!

Hot box detector, indeed.

A perfect 1970's babe.  None of that horrible body graffiti (tattoos) that they all have today.

Virgil C. Staff makes a curtain call...

;^)

Nice shoes!

I'd stay at home FOREVER with that!

santafe199 Wrote:
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> Virgil C. Staff makes a curtain call...

I don't know how he talked these girls into posing for him, but God bless him for making it happen. This is one of my favorites.
 

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I sure wish my Conductor's had looked like that. Sadly, all I worked with were grumpy old men.
Doug

As many trips that you and I took when YOU were single........WHY didn't you bring her along?
Nick

Lurch,
Since you wrote the perfect set up...   "What shoes?"



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/04/20 16:34 by nonamemal.

Funny,no one has mentioned where she is sitting
and I don't me the coupler.

UJ

retcsxcfm Wrote:
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> Funny,no one has mentioned where she is sitting
> and I don't me the coupler.
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> UJ
You are correct, that mention should have happened on day one of your post....not day five, for mention of the great SP 4449.
What a great smile....and those dimples, well dimples never fail to melt my heart.
4449 has inspired many other cheesecake images as well, perhaps some will show up here.

AA

Stanford White
Carmel Valley, CA

> I don't know how he talked these girls into posing
> for him, but God bless him for making it happen.
> This is one of my favorites.
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Virgil taught high school history and the girls were his students. That kind of changes the perspective.

Todd Clark
Canyon Country, CA
Trainorders.com

Todd! You're back! How are you doing?

Elmer Batters shot many photos between Los Angeles and Bakersfield along the SP, mostly between Saugus and Caliente, both in black and white and color. Ebay has these negatives and slides for sale, and they show up on a regular basis,even some photos shot at Dayton Avenue tower, sometimes with the models hanging off a boxcar or an SP SD9. Some shots are out on the Mojave line, with the models in the center of the track, or on the curves at Tehachapi.

I'm still looking for the coupler.........