UNION PACIFIC [DENVER SOUTH PARK & PACIFIC] –Wood Refrigerator

Car sides and ends painted straw yellow; roof and fascia Tuscan red; lettering, trucks and hardware black. Car series 24000 - 24026         1885

DENVER SOUTH PARK & PACIFIC -2Tiffany Refrigerator

Car sides and ends painted white; roof and fascia Tuscan red; lettering, trucks and hardware black. Car series 1050 – 1064                     1883

DENVER SOUTH PARK & PACIFIC -28’ Wood Boxcar

Carbody painted boxcar red; some cars had yellow or white facia board; repainted area behind lettering black or dark brown; all lettering white                       1881

UNION PACIFIC DENVER & GULF – 28’ Wood Boxcar

Carbody painted boxcar red; some cars had yellow or white fascia board; all lettering white         1885

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN – 30’ Wood Caboose

Carbody painted boxcar red; heralds and all lettering white. Royal Gorge herald used from 1924 to 1936 and Moffat Tunnel herald used from 1935 to 1941

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN – 30’ Wood Box

Carbody painted boxcar red (underbody unpainted); heralds and all lettering white. Royal Gorge herald used from 1924 to 1936 and Moffat Tunnel herald used from 1935 to 1941. Car series 3000 to 3749.

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN – 30’ Wood Refrigerator

Carbody painted boxcar red; heralds and all lettering white. Car series 32 to 81          1908

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN – 30’ or 40’Wood Refrigerator

Sides painted yellow, roof, ends and trucks boxcar red. Hardware and lettering on sides black; end lettering white. Royal Gorge herald used from 1924 to 1936 and Moffat Tunnel herald used from 1935 to 1941. Car series 32 to 81 [30’] and 150 to 169 [40’]1908

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN – 30’ Wood Gondola

Carbody painted boxcar red; herald and all lettering white. Royal Gorge herald circa 1924 until replaced by the Moffat Tunnel herald used from 1936.

COLORADO & SOUTHERN – 30’ Wood Gondola (coal car)

Carbody painted oxide red, all lettering white. Car series 4246 to 45471910

COLORADO & SOUTHERN – 30’ Wood Reefer

Car sides painted yellow; roof and ends Tuscan red; trucks and some hardware black; Black and white herald; lettering black on sides, white on ends. Car series 1100 to 1119          1935

RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN – 30’ Wood Refrigerator

Sides painted yellow; roof, ends and fascia Tuscan red; trucks and some hardware black. Lettering on sides black, on ends white. These were Miller series cars. Cars series 2101 to 2102             1938

FLORENCE & CRIPPLE CREEK – Steam Locomotive

Engine painted black, all lettering gold.                Circa 1900

RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN – Steam locomotive

Engine painted black with silvered smokebox and firebox; lettering predominantly white but with some silver towards the end.            Circa 1935

RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN – 30’ Wood Box

Carbody painted oxide red; all lettering white. These were Miller series cars. Car series 8501 to 8516, 8615 to 8615 and 8701 to 8729          1938

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN – 28’ Wood Refrigerator Car

Carbody painted boxcar red; reporting marks and all lettering white. Car series 80 to 150               Circa 1890

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN – Steam Locomotive

Boiler and pilot painted black; smokebox, stack and frame, driver, firebox, tender trucks and underframe silver; cab, domes, cylinders and tender tank Rio Grande Gold [orange]. Domes and boiler bands brass; striping and all lettering black.      Engines numbered 268 & 473                1950 to 1955

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN – 30’ Drop Bottom Gondola

Carbody painted boxcar red; heralds and all lettering white. Royal Gorge herald used from 1924 to a936; Moffat tunnel herald used from 1936 to 1941. car series 700 to 899

COLORADO & SOUTHERN – 30’ Wood box

Carbody painted oxide red; hardware black; roadname and all lettering white. Cars built by St Charles Car Co in December 1898. Car series 8025 to 8064.                  Circa 1899

COLORADO & SOUTHERN – 30’ Wood Gondola

Carbody painted oxide red; hardware black; roadname and all lettering white. Cars built by St Charles Car Co in December 1898. Car series 4086 to 4245.                     Circa 1899

COLORADO & SOUTHERN – 30’ Wood Reefer

Car sides painted yellow, ends and roof oxide red; hardware black; lettering black on sides; white on ends. Cars built by St Charles Car Co in December 1898. Car series 550 to 555.                      Circa 1899

DENVER & RIO GRANDE – 30’ Billboard Reefer

Carbody possibly yellow with red roof and black underbody, lettering black with words “perishable goods”, “refrigerator line”, “speed” and “safety” highlighted in red. Car series 1090 to 119 although only known picture is #119                                 1883

COLORADO & SOUTHERN – 30’ Wood Box

Carbody painted oxide red; hardware black, all lettering white. Car series 7722 to 7746.       1899 to 1912

COLORADO & SOUTHERN – 30’ Stock Car

Carbody painted oxide red; roadname and all lettering in white. Car series 7015 to 7084               Circa 1905

GODERICH – EXETER RAILWAY CO LTD – GP9

Top half of the carbody painted forest green; bottom half yellow-cream separated by a 2” black line around carbody; roadname metallic gold; reporting marks, number and locomotive name green; number board lettering black; rear number on 180 gold

Don't ask me why we've got this one, it just showed up in our order                       1992 to present

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN – 24’ Ventilated Box

Car sides and ends a light colour (yellow?); roof Tuscan red; underbody unpainted; hardware and all lettering black. Car number 3572 only.                  Circa 1883

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN – 24’ Ventilated Box

Car sides and ends a light colour (yellow?); roof Tuscan red; underbody unpainted; hardware and all lettering black. Car series 80 to 150.                   Circa 1890

SILVERTON ROAD –Steam Locomotive

Engine painted black with Russian Iron boiler jacket with brass bands; possibly varnished cherry or mahogany with oak window trim; all lettering gold with black numbers on headlight lens             Circa 1888

RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN – 22’ Wood Caboose

Carbody painted caboose red, platforms, roof and running boards painted Prince’s mineral Brown; all exposed iron work black; all lettering white                Circa 1904