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Actually, that car is covered on George's A1G site and he gives estimated values. That particular car is not all that rare and so I would just ask a reasonable price for it. Doug

Hi, I am not familiar with those Cars. Maybe you can find a price guide for them.. Ozark_Hills

The car labeled "schmiDt" came out in 1984 or earlier and is work more. The car labeled "schmiTt" came out in 1990. I have bought them for as cheap at $3. Tom in Kansas

Hello Gents, I got some cars from a guy out west and included in the group was # 3014 Hinckley & Schmidt / "The Water Co." / Chicago...Spring water only....The car is dark brown and looks like a

George, I could use one...The handle on mine snapped and i have been using it without....You coming to my show in williamsville this sunday....bring it with you or to the Batavia show in October...no

George, ?? How much different is the snap saw from the razor saw that Xacto makes?? I use the saw jig they made for it. Never used the Atlas saw but I'm aware of it since it's induction to the

Limited time offer-- I already have two or three of these tools (the ONE tool that the company formerly known as the Atlas Tool Company actually made!) and I've now come into possession of another one

Thanks, Michael! It's always been one of my favorite A1G cars. Doug

I have posted a photo of an actual Union Starch tank car in the photo file "Atlas Art Work". The Atlas tank car was a three dome car while the photo is that of a signal dome car, but art work is the

I never really liked the saw for cutting rail although it works OK for plastic and whatnot. The teeth are too coarse for N scale track. I use a Xuron cutter instead. I also have another saw with

It appears that the A1G Group has been converted to the "new improved" Yahoo 'NEO' format.   Reviews of this new design have not been good.   Fasten your seat belts...

While cleaning out some old boxes of train stuff, I found my old Atlas Snap Saw (the only tool that the Atlas Tool Company ever made). As sat there staring at it, a lot of bad memories flooded my

Sir, Great photo. And the source is Kansas, where 98% of the world's Helium is found. thanks, Tom who chooses to live in Kansas after 17 other states

I would like to add one more photo to the helium car discussion, not that I am trying to make this a ATSF or proto site. But it shows the detail that Atlas/Roco caught in their N scale car and what a

Michael and George, thank you for the helium tanks car photos. They are just excellent! And, in answer to a question Michael asked a bit ago about "ghost" paint jobs, I have never seen this with

Crossposted from the "Steam Era Freight Cars" (STFMC) YahooGroup, here are some photos of helium cars at the Library of Congress site. These were taken by Jack Delano who is well known as a

While working with my AHM collect of cars which were made by ROCO at the same time as they were making cars for Atlas, I have discovered what I call "ghost car" under the paint scheme you can see that

I am looking for the following items to repair a few cars: one car weight for a covered hopper and one of the transformer loads for the center depressed flat car. Also I am trying to find a list of

Hello all. I have prepared what I think is a pretty darn good artwork file for the SP&S 1940s (wide-band oval) steam loco herald. My quandry is that I don't know the EXACT size that these heralds

In my last post, I obviously forgot where I was writing (I get involved in many forums) and I could just have said there are pictures in THIS group in the photo section. \:^) Doug