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On the Groups.io Real Steam Era Freight Car Discussion group Tim O'Connor commented on the weathering: One way to get gradients with an airbrush is to aim the brush at a card/paper positioned along

Tim O'Connor commented: Wood sheathed R-30-9 reefers were definitely around in the late 1950s. Hundreds of 30-ton cars are listed in the 1959 ORER.

Is that Wenatchee Appleyard?? They had a separate 'heater house' there, too.? That might be the roof in the lower right corner, and the chain conveyor to get them to the platform from the heater

New SFRD Reefers Photo from Classic Trains magazine. A Santa Fe 4-8-4 powers a long string of new SFRD reefers near Winslow, Ariz., in the mid-1940s. Santa Fe Railway photo. Bob Chaparro Moderator

Aerial Photo: La Habra Citrus Association Packing House A post by David Eck. Description: La Habra Citrus Association Packing House - Circa 1930s The packing house had a double set of railroad tracks

Empty PFE Reefers A photo from Classic Trains magazine. Description: Empty refrigerator cars race across the Union Pacific in Nebraska in the early 1950s. My Notes: If empty, probably headed west for

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PFE 64446 (R-30-21) A post from the Kohs & Company website. Description: An Ernest Albright photo. Taken on the team tracks on Esplanade Street in Toronto in 1962. The photo shows an R-30-21 that was

Interior Lemon Packing House Santa Paula Undated photos from the Los Angeles Public Library. Description: Workers on a conveyor belt in a lemon packing house in Santa Paula. My Notes; This appears to

SP 8669 & PFE Reefers On The Rock Island A post by Christopher Clipper on the Facebook Remembering The Rock Island group. Description: An eastbound SP perishables train on the Rock Island departs

PFE 11454 (R-40-27) Built in May 1957 this car wears in the 1961 paint scheme. It also shows the black and ends and silver roof that was applied to these cars as well. PFE 11454 is part of the

Volunteer Orange Pickers A post by David Eck. He comments: The Covina Host Lions Pick Oranges During World War II - 1944. While most of the men working in food production in the United State were

Model: American Fruit Growers Packing House - San Juan Capistrano A night scene from Alain Kap’s Modeling the ATSF 4th District LA Division blog. Also pictured is the Santa Fe San Juan Capistrano

Presentation This Saturday At the California Citrus State Historical Park. Bob Chaparro

NOS buildings seemed to be ill-fated. In 1981 a plane crashed into the Swing Auditorium on the NOS grounds, destroying that building.

Old National Orange Show Building A post from the Facebook Photo Collection - Los Angeles Public Library group. Description: Exterior view of a building housing the National Orange Show in San

Carpinteria Display At The 1917 National Orange Show Description: The principal citrus fruit grown in Carpinteria was lemons and it looks like this display is mostly made-up of lemons. Bruce Morden

Here is a better view of the same type car.

Probably not as SFRD and PFE reefers were changed on a mileage basis. Bob Chaparro Moderator

Were they "weighing" the reefer cars or were the reefer cars just passing by the scale house on the track? Rich Mahaney