Railroad Man's Magazine

[ACL1504]

Tom,

I'm really glad that you decided to bring this back, I really enjoyed seeing them on the RR line forum.

Ron,

I agree and happy to do it again. These covers are just to nice and colorful not to share.

Tom

[ACL1504]

Tom, "Monk" must have been stealing for a long time because back in 1931 that was a lot of money.
It woks out to over 21 million in todays dollar.

I wonder if the story by E. S. Dellinger titled "Easy Money" was about theft too?

Rick,

I can only assume it was easier to steal from boxcars in 1931. In todays money, one boxcar may get you 21 million.

I was wondering if the "Sunk without a Trace" story was true.

Tom

[Jerry]

Tom really great to see this come alive again.

I was if that was a true story also "Sunk without a Trace"?

Jerry

[ACL1504]

Tom really great to see this come alive again.

I was if that was a true story also "Sunk without a Trace"?

Jerry

Jerry,

It would have been an interesting read.

Thanks for stopping by.

Tom

[KentuckySouthern]

Always enjoy the Railroad Magazine and it's varients.

Sunk without a trace, having lived around the Great Lakes I can imagine that could certainly true.  There are hundreds of ship wrecks in GL history many that were without a trace.

[BandOGuy]

Tom,
You certainly seem to manage your retirement time better than I do! Thanks for the time and effort you put into this site.
My lone trepidation is given the posts to other sites and their ultimate demise, I am typing my post with fingers crossed. Third time charmed?

[GPdemayo]

Glad to see this thread back Tom, always enjoyed the trip back in history.....