ScaleTrains SXT15249 Fox Valley Models HO Scale PSC 70-Ton Ore Car, Canadian National 341039 REC_SES_223 The salesman in a green

The salesman in a green apron points to a tree to advertise it

with their so-called "nez cassé" (broken nose)

New car number

the EW-IV coaches are still in use today

ScaleTrains SXT15249 Fox Valley Models HO Scale PSC 70-Ton Ore Car, Canadian National 341039 REC_SES_223 The salesman in a greenRailroads have used 24 foot cars to transport iron ore since the late 1800s. By the early 1900s, steel cars replaced wood, offering higher payloads but keeping the same short design due to heavy ore loads and fixed length ore pockets at docks. In the 1960s, the introduction of Taconite, a lighter pelletized ore, allowed for larger volumes, prompting cars to be fitted with side extensions. Our model is based on the 1948 U25 Class car built for the