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N SCALE DATABASE NEW # OLD # RR NAME OR NAME OF INIT RD # REL MSRP CAR COLOR 020 00 000 20000 Undecorated DATA n/a Nov-72 bcr with white lettering 020 00 000 20000 Dimensional data DATA n/a Mar-73 bcr with white lettering 020 00 001 20001 Dimensional data DATA n/a Nov-02 n/a bcr with white lettering 020 00 006 20006 Nickel Plate Road NKP 8502 Apr-90 $7.80 aluminum with black lettering 020 00 006 n/a Nickel Plate Road NKP 8505 Apr-06 $15.35 aluminum with black lettering 020 00 007 FRIEND New York Central NYC 161500 Mar-17 $26.95 Red with decorated sides 020 00 010 20010 Grand Trunk Western GTW 516798 Nov-72 $7.80 bcr 020 00 010 20010 Grand Trunk Western GTW 516768 Jul-90 $7.80 bcr 020 00 010 20010 Grand Trunk Western GTW 516771 Dec-98 $10.75 bcr 020 00 016 20016 Nickel Plate Road NKP 13456 Jun-90 $7.80 bcr 020 00 017 FRIEND Union Pacific/Arkansas Rice UP 187989 Jul-17 $26.95 Brown with white/yellow 020 00 018 1972 #1 Grand Trunk Western GTW 516772 Nov-14 $19.95 brown with white lettering 020 00 020 20020 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 144537 May-77 bcr 020 00 020 20020 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 144572 Apr-86 bcr 020 00 022 20022 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe 5- ATSF multi May-77 see individual car listing 020 00 022 20022 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe 5- ATSF multi Apr-86 see individual car listing 020 00 026 20026 Seaboard Air Line SAL 17075 Sep-90 $8.40 bcr 020 00 027 FRIEND Southern Pacific n/a Sep-17 $26.95 Black with decorated sides 020 00 029 20029 New Haven NH 35149 Dec-72 bcr 020 00 029 20029 New Haven NH 35159 Feb-73 bcr 020 00 029 20029 New Haven NH 35153 May-95 bcr 020 00 029 20029 New Haven NH 35155 May-95 bcr 020 00 029 20029 New Haven NH 35157 May-95 bcr 020 00 029 1972 #2 New York, New Haven & Hartford NH 35172 Dec-14 $19.95 Brown with white lettering 020 00 029 20029 New York, New Haven & Hartford NH 35143 Oct-98 red w/ black door 020 00 029 20029 New Haven 'Vintage Reprint' 3- NH multi May-95 see individual car listing 020 00 030 20030 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 144699 May-77 bcr 020 00 030 20030 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 144472 Apr-86 bcr 020 00 036 20036 Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo TH&B 3538 Oct-90 $9.60 yellow with black ends and 020 00 036 20036 Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo TH&B 3571 Apr-04 $17.10 yellow with black ends and 020 00 037 FRIEND Chicago & North Western CNW 143576 Nov-17 $26.95 Brown with white banner 020 00 039 20039 Norfolk & Western N&W 54613 Dec-72 bcr 020 00 039 20039 Norfolk & Western N&W 54614 Feb-73 bcr 020 00 039 20039 Norfolk & Western N&W 54619 May-73 bcr 020 00 039 20039 Norfolk & Western N&W 53045 Jun-98 $10.00 bcr 020 00 039 1972 #3 Norfolk & Western N&W 53072 Jan-15 $19.95 Box car red with white 020 00 040 20040 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 144582 May-77 bcr 020 00 040 20040 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 144484 Apr-86 bcr 020 00 046 20046 Chicago Great Western CGW 5453 Mar-91 $8.85 bcr 020 00 047 20047 New York Central NYC 180189 Dec-72 bcr 020 00 047 20047 New York Central NYC 180197 Apr-73 bcr 020 00 047 20047 New York Central NYC 180199 Jul-73 bcr 020 00 047 20047 New York Central NYC 159000 Mar-98 $9.25 bcr 020 00 047 1972 #4 New York Central NYC 159172 Feb-15 $19.95 Brown with white lettering 020 00 050 20050 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 144430 May-77 bcr 020 00 050 20050 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 144435 Apr-86 bcr 020 00 056 20056 Illinois Central IC 22377 Apr-91 $7.80 bcr 020 00 057 FRIEND Louisville & Nashville L&N 16576 Dec-17 $26.95 Decorated sides 020 00 058 20058 Rock Island RI 27653 Nov-72 bcr 020 00 058 20058 Rock Island RI 27658 Apr-73 bcr 020 00 058 1972 #5 Rock Island RI 27472 Mar-15 $19.95 BCR with aluminum roof 020 00 058 20058 Rock Island RI 27459 Nov-98 $13.75 red w/ aluminum roof 020 00 060 20060 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 144432 May-77 bcr 020 00 060 20060 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 144450 Apr-86 bcr 020 00 060 20060 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 143585 Feb-98 bcr 020 00 060 20060 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 143582 Jan-01 bcr 020 00 062 20062 Southern SOU 23489 May-98 bcr 020 00 062 20062 Southern SOU 23482 Dec-72 bcr 020 00 062 20062 Southern SOU 23487 Apr-73 bcr 020 00 062 20062 Southern SOU 23482 Apr-73 bcr 020 00 062 1972 #6 Southern SOUTHE 23472 Apr-15 $19.95 Box Car Red with white 020 00 066 20066 Pennsylvania Railroad PRR 30902 Jun-94 $13.25 bcr 020 00 067 FRIEND Union Pacific Sacramento n/a 198531 Jan-18 $26.95 Decorated sides 020 00 070 20070 Union Pacific (KD#20089) UP 124239 Nov-72 bcr 8/31/2021 Page 1 of 95 NEW # OLD # RR NAME OR NAME OF INIT RD # REL MSRP CAR COLOR 020 00 070 20070 Union Pacific (KD#20089) UP 124244 Mar-73 bcr 020 00 070 20070 Union Pacific UP 190576 Sep-98 $10.00 red 020 00 070 n/a Union Pacific UP 190579 Oct-11 $21.30 Red with yellow lettering 020 00 072 20072 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 144432 Dec-72 bcr 020 00 072 1972 #7 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ATSF 143572 May-15 $19.95 Brown with white lettering 020 00 076 20076 Western Pacific WP 15299 Jul-03 $11.95 aluminum with black lettering 020 00 076 20076 Western Pacific WP 15293 Nov-91 $7.80 silver 020 00 080 20080 Southern Pacific (KD#20093) SP 105043 Nov-72 bcr 020 00 080 20080 Southern Pacific (KD#20093) SP 105049 Apr-73 $6.60 bcr 020 00 080 20080 Southern Pacific SP 105048 Oct-79 bcr 020 00 080 20080 Southern Pacific SP 105047 May-93 bcr 020 00 080 20080 Southern Pacific SP 105045 Apr-98 bcr 020 00 086 20086 Micro-Trains® Line - 1991 MTL 1991 Dec-91 $10.50 white 020 00 089 1972 #8 Union Pacific UP 190572 Jun-15 $19.95 UP Synthetic red with yellow 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 98068 Feb-77 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97621 Dec-82 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97663 Dec-82 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97752 Dec-82 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 98001 Dec-82 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97804 Dec-82 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97960 Dec-82 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97645 Mar-86 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97648 Mar-86 $8.60 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 98022 Mar-86 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 98152 Mar-86 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 98163 Mar-86 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97632 Mar-86 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97622 Feb-87 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97635 Feb-87 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97813 Feb-87 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97846 Feb-87 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 98012 Feb-87 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 98062 Feb-87 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97940 Apr-95 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97947 Apr-97 black 020 00 090 20090 Southern Pacific SP 97950 Jun-03 $13.65 black with white lettering 020 00 092 20092 Southern Pacific 6-Pack SP multi Dec-82 see individual car listing 020 00 092 20092 Southern Pacific 6-Pack SP multi Mar-86 see individual car listing 020 00 092 20092 Southern Pacific 6-Pack SP multi Feb-87 see individual car listing 020 00 093 1972 #9 Southern Pacific SP 32772 Jul-15 $19.95 Box car red with white 020 00 096 20096 Florida East Coast FEC 21035 Feb-92 $7.90 blue 020 00 096 20096 Florida East Coast FEC 21050 May-00 blue 020 00 097 n/a Western Pacific UP 220084 May-18 $29.85 Pullman green with yellow 020 00 100 20100 Great Northern GN 2499 Jan-77 $7.40 silver 020 00 106 20106 West India Fruit & Steamship WIF 344 Jan-92 $8.55 bcr 020 00 110 n/a Denver & Rio Grande Western DRGW 60033 May-13 $16.70 Aluminum with red cookie box 020 00 110 20110 Denver & Rio Grande Western D&RGW 60036 Dec-76 silver 020 00 110 20110 Denver & Rio Grande Western D&RGW 60035 May-99 $10.00 silver 020 00 110 20110 Denver & Rio Grande Western D&RGW 60034 Dec-02 $11.95 silver with black lettering 020 00 117 n/a Maine Central MEC 8745 Dec-19 $24.75 Orange with green lettering 020 00 120 20120 Toledo, Peoria and Western TP&W 620 Jan-99 green 020 00 120 20120 Toledo, Peoria and Western TP&W 644 Jan-77 green 020 00 126 20126 Lehigh Valley LV 62545 Aug-93 $9.60 white 020 00 130 20130 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy CB&Q 37000 Jan-77 green 020 00 136 20136 Canadian Pacific CP 269960 Dec-93 $8.60 bcr 020 00 136 20136 Canadian Pacific CP 269669 Jul-04 $11.70 bcr with white lettering 020 00 140 20140 Boston & Maine B&M 74409 Jul-04 $13.50 blue w/ black and white 020 00 140 20140 Boston & Maine (KD#20300) B&M 74400 Mar-74 blue, black door 020 00 140 20140 Boston & Maine B&M 74406 Dec-94 $9.65 blue, black door 020 00 146 20146 Rutland RUT 103 Sep-94 $13.40 yellow & green 020 00 146 20146 Rutland RUT 100 Mar-01 $15.65 yellow & green 020 00 150 20150 Port Huron & Detroit PH&D 1307 Mar-74 blue 020 00 150 20150 Port Huron & Detroit PH&D 1305 Aug-00 blue 020 00 150 n/a Port Huron & Detriot PHD 1309 Feb-08 $18.50 blue with white lettering 020 00 156 20156 Great Northern GN 18748 Jan-94 $11.85 red 8/31/2021 Page 2 of 95 NEW # OLD # RR NAME OR NAME OF INIT RD # REL MSRP CAR COLOR 020 00 160 20160 Penn Central (KD#20320) PC 103309 Aug-74 $7.20 green 020 00 160 20160 Penn Central (KD#20320) PC 103300 Dec-74 green 020 00 160 20160 Penn Central PC 103601 Oct-94 $8.90 green 020 00 166 20166 Great Northern GN 19038 Nov-94 yellow 020 00 170 20170 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy CB&Q 62948 Aug-74 red 020 00 170 20170 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy CB&Q 62988 Jul-91 red 020 00 170 20170 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy CB&Q 62944 Nov-01 red 020 00 176 20176 Great Northern GN 18588 May-95 red 020 00 180 20180 Akron, Canton & Youngstown ACY 3340 May-74 yellow with
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  • Refrigerator Cars

    Refrigerator Cars

    KALMBACH MEMORIAL LIBRARY - PHOTO INDEX Form Image Number Year City State By Notes Caddo & Choctaw Refrigerator cars with ice bunkers PB 00346 AAR loading beef PB 00347 F loading milk PB 00053919 1947 Pittston PA RWC Newcomb used as ice side Doniphan, Kensett & Stearcy Rwy Ventilator & insulated cars SC 19000 78700319 84 White River Jct. VT PJE Insulated Doniphan, Kensett & Stearcy Rwy Ventilator & insulated cars SC 19001 78703819 81 E Brighton VT PJE Insulated American Rail & Marine Corp Ventilator & insulated cars SC 50776 78670419 79 EWC Miller part side American Refrigerator Transit Co Refrigerator cars with ice bunkers PB 00343 23050 L loading SC 20188 53479 NBG RS Alcoa Terminal RR Temperature control cars PB 000264 1676719 1947 Harrisburg PA RWC b. 03-1929 wood side PB 000265 2134319 1947 Harrisburg PA RWC b. 04-1929 wood side Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rwy Co Temperature control cars PB 000273 1476619 1947 Harrisburg PA RWC side Bangor & Aroostook RR Co Temperature control cars SC 20179 2415 NBG XIH steel Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR Co Ventilator & insulated cars SC 50979 2066319 78 EWC RBL part 3/4 Burlington Northern RR Co Mechanical temperature control cars SC 19005 538919 81 Enola PA PJE Mech reefer Big Rivers Electric Corp Temperature control cars PB 000373 7440219 1947 Harrisburg PA RWC CBQ 3/4 PB 000374 7553519 1947 Harrisburg PA RWC CBQ 3/4 PB 000375 7505519 1947 Harrisburg PA RWC CBQ side PB 000376 7559119 1947 Harrisburg PA RWC CBQ side PB 000377 7579519 1946 Harrisburg PA RWC CBQ 3/4 Refrigerator cars with ice bunkers