SUNDAY PUZZLE FUN 10-18-20 THE POSTWAR FREIGHT TRAIN

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THE POSTWAR FREIGHT TRAIN
44 WORDS

1. The Lionel 2755 (_ _ _ _ _ _) oil car was offered in 1945 only.
2. While the (_ _ _ _ _) name never appeared on a Lionel (_ _ _ _) car in the postwar period, the (_ _ _ _) oil logo appeared on both Lionel O and Flyer (_ - _ _ _ _ _) cars.
3. Many collectors specialize in (_ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _) series (_ _ _ _ _ _ _) but the diminutive 6044-1X (_ _ _ _ _ _ _) Nestle car can clear your bank account all by itself.
4. The 3656 (_ _ _ _ _ _) car initially came with an (_ _ _ _ _ _) decal on the doors.  However the (_ _ _ _ _ _) supplied with the 3356 are often better behaved.
5. The most popular of all (_ _ _ _ _ _ _) carry (_ _ _ _).  Especially those flavored with (_ _ _ _ _).
6. (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _) could be transported either inside a boxcar or out in the elements on a specialized car like (_ _ _ _ _).  But (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _), (_ _ _ _ _ _ _) and (_ _ _ _ _ _ _) always rode on (_ _ _ _ _).
7. (_ _ _ _ _) steel for your (_ _ _ _ _ _) crane might be a legitimate load for a respectable carrier.  (_ _ _ _ _ _ _) on the other hand, probably subtract revenue.  But the 3370 is a fun car.
8. A (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _) car, a flat with new (_ _ _ _ _), a (_ _ _ _ _ _ _) with (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _) for drainage, a (_ _ _ _ _ _) for gravel, a (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _) power car and a (_ _ _ _ _ _ _) with (_ _ _ _) boxes makes for a fine (_ _ _ _) train consist.
9. (_ _ _ _) roll and (_ _ _ _ _ _ _) can too, but to make a real mess you should dump Bakelite (_ _ _ _) all over the carpet.
10. Be they (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _) N5c’s, Erie (_ _ _) window style or the ubiquitous Lionel (_ _ - _ _ _ _), everybody loves cabooses at the end of their postwar freights.
11. From (_ _ _ _ _) fishing equipment to (_ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _) candy bars, either in a prewar revival (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _) (_ _ _ _) or on (_ _ _) in a reefer, the postwar freight train carried just about everything you could imagine.  Even (_ _ _ _ _ _ _).

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THE POSTWAR FREIGHT TRAIN
44 WORDS

1. The Lionel 2755 (SUNOCO) oil car was offered in 1945 only.
2. While the (SHELL) name never appeared on a Lionel (TANK) car in the postwar period, the (GULF) oil logo appeared on both Lionel O and Flyer (S-GAUGE) cars.
3. Many collectors specialize in (SIXTY-FOUR-SIXTY-FOUR) series (BOXCARS) but the diminutive 6044-1X (MCCALLS) Nestle car can clear your bank account all by itself.
4. The 3656 (CATTLE) car initially came with an (ARMOUR) decal on the doors.  However the (HORSES) supplied with the 3356 are often better behaved.
5. The most popular of all (REEFERS) carry (MILK).  Especially those flavored with (BOSCO).
6. (AUTOMOBILES) could be transported either inside a boxcar or out in the elements on a specialized car like (BOATS).  But (AIRPLANES), (ROCKETS) and (BRIDGES) always rode on (FLATS).
7. (SCRAP) steel for your (GANTRY) crane might be a legitimate load for a respectable carrier.  (OUTLAWS) on the other hand, probably subtract revenue.  But the 3370 is a fun car.
8. A (SEARCHLIGHT) car, a flat with new (RAILS), a (GONDOLA) with (CULVERTS) for drainage, a (HOPPER) for gravel, a (GENERATOR) power car and a (CABOOSE) with (TOOL) boxes makes for a fine (WORK) train consist.
9. (LOGS) roll and (BARRELS) can too, but to make a real mess you should dump Bakelite (COAL) all over the carpet.
10. Be they (PORTHOLE) N5c’s, Erie (BAY) window style or the ubiquitous Lionel (SP-TYPE), everybody loves cabooses at the end of their postwar freights.
11. From (AIREX) fishing equipment to (BABY-RUTH) candy bars, either in a prewar revival (MERCHANDISE) (CUBE) or on (ICE) in a reefer, the postwar freight train carried just about everything you could imagine.  Even (CANNONS).