G'day!
With Lars away, I'll start the day!
Enjoy!
Tom
A Monday Poster . . .
Uh Oh looks like the two of you are having dualing bookclub postsCongrats on the big post there Larsman !couldn't have happened to a nicer fella The OERHA is the non profit orinization that owns and operates our museum Ontario Electric Railway Historical Assotiation.
Here's today's installment.
A shot from 1978 when we had the museum's Toronto Civic Car #55 at the CNE.For several yeasr the museum either had a vehicle display or a manned info booth / gift shop at the CNE over it's yearly two week run.
Rob
Nah, no dueling - Lars 'n I have been "bookends" over here for months 'n months . . .
Now that he's gone for awhile, appreciate the support!
My Tuesday poster . . . .
This one is always good for some discussion - but <alas> not here!
Just called in from the bar and enjoyed the photos and bookcovers from Lars, Rob and yourself.
I have a couple of photos .
An Australian Streetcar running in San Francisco
Sierra Railway #28 enters the roundhouse after a day's work at the railroad at Jamestown California.
Pete.
Hi Tom, Rob and Pete,
Just having a "nosey" and checking out the pics! Very nice!
Allan
Nice to see Pete 'n Allan swing by this lonely Thread!
Appreicate the Pix from Pete . . . here's a Brit steamer for ya!!
ex-LMS Jubilee Class 45641 Sandwich at Chinley in 1954 [Wikimedia Commons]
Good evening gents.I guess Tom that if you and Lars are the bookends around here I'm the pagesNice to see Pete and Allan pop in nice streetcar shot Pete ! and some more gorgeous posters and pics from da boss as well
here's today's bit from myself.
A classic from teh museum archieves. Our first two cars being moved down hwy 7 to their new home. Interestingly enough the Matthew's brothers who moved these first two cars in 1954 still move our equipment when they need to be flatbeded !
Good Morning all:
Seashore moves their cars in a similar way.
work safe
Nice to see a bit of attention from the Boyz from the Bar over here on this lonely Thread!
My daily . . .
Howdy folks heer's mine for the day.
The museum's first car breaking the 50th aniversary banner
107 and 1326 after the 50th celebrations speaches.
Ahoy Cap'n Tom!
Some fine looking traction from Rob! You should slide those ovAH to the bar where you'll receive far more attention than here.
Been "off" for a bit, and expect it to continue - but while I'm here, check this out!
Until the next time!
Lars
Seems like olde tymes 'round here with Rob 'n Lars, all we need is BK to round it out, eh Well just like at the bar, "we takes what we gets."
My offering for this day . . .
A Saturday selection . . .
A classic foto from WWII for this Remembrance - Armistice - Veteran's Day 2007 . . .
This well-known photo shows a convoy of merchant ships getting ready to sail to Britain from Bedford Basin, the splendid harbour of Halifax,Nova Scotia. The photo is from A Nation Forged in Fire by J.L. Granatstein and Desmond Morton.
Love that photo! Here's something to go with it . . .
Hi Tom and Lars,
Great posts for this Remembrance Day!
A classic Euro poster . . .
Back to the routine with this one . . .
Here's one for Veterans Day!
Finale for the day . . .
Never think of Hawaii and railroading, but I know the history! Nice selection . . .
Being featured over at the bar . . .
One for this Wednesday . . .
British Rail Class 47 47241 in "corporate blue" livery in 1980 (GNU Free Documentation)
Good afternoon;
Wabash Timetable - excellent! They don't do engraving like they used to. This is a keeper for the Grafix Classix section.
Just in for a minute 'n thought this would "work" for our lonely thread . . .
Good Afternoon; A good title to add to the collection.
Good to see Lars 'n CM3 stop by from over at the bar . . .
Good afternoon:
Zephyr material posted enlarges quite nicely. Thanks for sharing
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