://web2.airmail.net/cmalone/temp/txrat01.jpg -The apparent prototype
for Carl's Swamp Rat locomotive.
http://web2.airmail.net/cmalone/temp/rat2.htm -Another page devoted to
his locomotive.
Later,
Trent
Subject: Re: doorknobs and cabbage stacks
Is that a Pierce loco under
Hello Vance,
I don't know if you ever got a response to your query or not.
Yes, Carl Malone built a cabbage stack for his 'Swamp Rat' by using a
doorknob. I'll try to find the link to his pics of it when I get home.
Later,
Trent
VR Bass wrote:
Does anyone remember who made the
Hey Vance,
Here's the link that I had to Carl's pictures of his 'Swamp Rat' with
the onion stack in place. I still think I've seen more pics of it
somewhere. If I find them I'll let you know.
http://web2.airmail.net/cmalone/temp/morerat.htm
Later,
Trent
VR Bass wrote:
I had thought it
Vance,
It happens every time. I sent the link awhile ago and then found
the other ones I was looking for. Enjoy!
http://web2.airmail.net/cmalone/temp/txrat01.jpg -The apparent prototype
for Carl's Swamp Rat locomotive.
http://web2.airmail.net/cmalone/temp/rat2.htm -Another page devoted to
Is that a Pierce loco under there? Enquireing minds wanna know!
Trot, the unspellable, fox...
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, Trent Dowler wrote:
Vance,
It happens every time. I sent the link awhile ago and then found
the other ones I was looking for. Enjoy!
Sounds like the title of a Disney movie, doesn't it?
Does anyone remember who made the cabbage stack from a brass doorknob? I
remember seeing it at Diamondhead, and I had thought it was Carl Malone's work,
but I don't find a photo of it on his web page so now I'm doubting my memory
(always a
I believe that was Mr. Strong.
Jim
In a message dated 02/22/02 1:19:56 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Does anyone remember who made the cabbage stack from a brass doorknob? I
remember seeing it at Diamondhead,
I think your memory was just fine -- it was Carl Malone.
Jim Crabb
Seabrook
Thanks, Jim. Sometimes I wonder if I'm losing it early, then I remember that I wasn't
any better at 20!
-v-
'twas not my locomotive, alas. My involvement was limited only to
suggesting the idea. Unfortunately, I haven't come across any more such
knobs since then, so I haven't been able to do anything with that, either.
Ah well...
Later,
K
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