
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1981-06
Author:
Gerald J. Rapien
Category:
Structures - Industrial
The one-page article describes the timber coal-unloading trestle located on the C&O at Shandon, Ohio. It includes one photo and several scaled drawings.
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1981-06
Page:
74
Author:
Gordon Odegard
Category:
Structures - Trackside
The author describes these devices, how they are constructed (via exploded diagrams), and where they would be located on the prototype.
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1981-06
Page:
82
Author:
Don Heimburger
Category:
Model Railroad Manufacturers
The author describes S scale, and where to find steam and diesel locomotives, freight and passenger cars, track, structures, and detailing parts. The last section is about the NASG and the upcoming 1981 NASG convention. Includes a few S-scale layout photos.
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1981-06
Page:
100
Author:
Roger L. Yard
Category:
Structures - Industrial
The author describes the history of these coke ovens, their purpose, how they work, and then describes how to model them effectively. Includes model photos, track arrangements, detail drawings for construction, as well as how to model the coke wagons.
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1981-06
Page:
106
Author:
Arthur R. Howard
Category:
Structures - Industrial
Photos of beehives of the Alverton Coke Co. in rural southwestern Pennsylvania's East Huntingdon Twp.
Magazine:
Model Railroader 1981-06
Page:
107
Author:
Gordon Odegard
Category:
Locomotives - Electric
The H.C. Frick Co. standard electric larry was used to transport coke from coke ovens to a processing plant about 2 miles away, in Scottsdale, Pa. (a community about 20 miles southeast of Pittsburgh). Includes only scaled drawings.