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Hi, Just wondered if this hat pin looks right , It does not have the band holes as the ones I have seen . It seems also not as wide .It measures roughly 3" x 1 1/4" or so. Thanks for any response. Mark
Hey y'all! I had a quick question for any collector's out there. I recently acquired this passenger step stool. I cannot for the life of me identify what company it was used with and what era it was from. Does anyone know the brand or time period of this stool by the looks of it? Any insight...
So, I am a conductor for bnsf. I've recently been forced to chase my seniority around the system due to coal being hurt by all the bankruptcies going on in the powder river basin. My question is this, "does anyone know of a terminal that has a run with a gym at the away from home terminal?" I...
The conductor of the Chicago bound Southwest Chief looks the end of the train to see if the passengers have finished boarding before departing Fullerton on a rainy night in southern California.
After the 8341 south has pulled into the hole its conductor detrains and visually inspects a moving northward for any irregularities. I don't remember the exact location, but it is near the California-Oregon border on the Natron Cut-off in March, 1994. Yeah, I know, the SP would have said East...
This was unheard of in the Southern Pacific's days of commuter trains. A female CalTrain conductor validates tickets inside one of the old Chicago & Northwestern gallery cars in June of 2001. Lots of women are now serving aboard the commuter trains as conductors or assistant conductors. Even...
The conductor punches ticket stubs, as visitors to the Elgin Trolley Museum take a ride on vintage CTA car no. 4451, which was built by the Cincinatti Car Company in 1924.
My dad is seen at the window in the 1110 car of number 11. We are just about to pick up a Union Pacific crew at Marysville, to take them to Sacramento.
Conductor Frank Klatt, my father, (right) and Asst. Conductor Dennis (left) seen outside of the Klamath Falls, OR Depot having a conversation before the arrival of the southbound Coast Starlight #11.
Conductor Frank Klatt at right seen counting sleeper tickets and Asst. Conductor Dennis at left seen counting coach tickets on the Northbound Coast Starlight #14 outside of Sacramento.
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