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Still available at feebay. Just put in “Winfield”.

Very nice! Thanks for sharing. Visitors can view the same scene, same era, canal & all, in HO at the Corona Model Railroad Society on any Saturday from 10-2. cmrsclub.com. Bruce Hendrick President,

That’s a great painting, as all of John Winfield’s are.? “Set Out at Filmore” which features a pair of Southern Pacific F-7s in the Black Widow scheme setting out PFE cars at Filmore, CA is

Thanks, Bob. John Winfield was a superb artist. One of the few artist who always got the correct proportions on locomotives, particularly steam. Lou Adler

Art Print: Reefers At Riverside Courtesy of Dave Churry, this is an art print of the Riverside Depot with reefers. The artwork is by John Winfield and is no longer is available. Bob Chaparro Moderator

Santa Fe Reefer Train With Unusual Power Here is the link: https://www.flickr.com/photos/joemcmillan118/26792650974/in/album-72157689448641435/ (

Comments from Eric Lombard... I see no one provides definitive information about this interesting question. Perhaps because no such rule occurred. I will take a stab at a non-definitive and

Photo: SFRD Reefer 6719 A link courtesy of Brian Rochon... http://lists.railfan.net/erielackphoto.cgi?erielack-12-10-19/X4544.jpg (

Model: SFRD Rr-X Reefer This is a link to a Jon Pansius HO scale model of SFRD 17019, a Class Rr-X reefer:

The Tustin Branch Southern Pacific's Tustin Branch has a noteworthy history in the citrus industry. Portions of it would make good modeling subjects. Here are some notes on the Tustin Branch posted by

Was there a point in time at which ladders became mandatory for rolling stock in interchange service replacing individual grab irons for car roof access? Loose or poorly maintained grab irons on wood

Notes On PFE Reefers Here is a post from Ted Culotta's excellent Proto Topic blog on PFE reefers. Photos are included, including a PFE-WP reefer photo.

Photos: PFE Reefers At Chula Vista This is a link to Ted Culotta's excellent Prototype Railroad Topics blog from December 3:

Two comments from others who saw this photo: "That photo also illustrates the practice of having 5 grab irons on the side and end on early-built R-30-12 and R-30-13 bodies, while later bodies had 6

The reefer on the left.? Never seen anything so filthy.? BUT, the UP herald is clean! Bill Jolitz

Photo: PFE Reefers This is link to a 1928 photo from the collection of the University of Utah : https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xd39nd (

I believe it was a Western Railways Ice Co. facility. The ice houses at Minturn and East Yard Alamosa were Western Railways Ice Co. Mark Hemphill

Looks like it could ice what - 50 cars at a time?

Photo: Icing Platform At Grand Junction , CO This is link to a 1938 photo from the collection of the University of Utah : https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jq3394 (

PFE Reweigh Stencil This is link to a photo from the collection of the University of Utah : https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ww7s32 ( https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ww7s32