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Title: Material Classification Recommended by the Railway Storekeepers' Association Author: Various Release Date: May 16, 2018 [EBook #57169] Language: English Character set encoding: UTF-8 *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK MATERIAL CLASSIFICATION *** Produced by Richard Tonsing and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive) UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR GENERAL OF RAILROADS DIVISION OF FINANCE AND PURCHASES MATERIAL CLASSIFICATION ❦ Recommended by the Railway Storekeepers’ Association WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1919 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ INSTRUCTIONS. This classification for ordering, handling, and accounting for all material and supplies should be put in use on all railroads under Federal control at or before the taking of the next material inventory. Construction material should be included with the same kind of material for maintenance or operation. If further detail of any class is required, further subdivisions may be made. If less detailed classification is desired, subclasses and classes may be consolidated, provided, however, that the principle of the classification must be maintained and none of the four general classes consolidated. JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS, _Director of Division of Finance and Purchases_. WASHINGTON, D. C., _January 15, 1919_. GENERAL CLASSIFICATION. Material for maintenance of way and structures. Material for maintenance of equipment. Material for conducting transportation. Material common to all departments. DETAILED CLASSIFICATION. MAINTENANCE OF WAY AND STRUCTURES. Class No. 1–A Frogs, switches, and crossings, and parts of same. 1–B Track fastenings, track bolts, spikes, etc. 1–C Track tools—all kinds, including hand and push cars, gasoline motor cars, velocipedes, and parts of same, and miscellaneous track material. 2–A Interlocking and signal material. 2–B Telegraph and telephone material. 3 Building and paving brick, cement, lime, stone, cast-iron water and culvert pipe, roofing tile and slate, prepared roofing, all kinds for buildings, sewer and drain tile, etc. 4 Lumber, bridge and building, including piling, bridge timber, bridge ties, fence posts, shingles, and manufactured lumber for bridges and buildings. 5–A Switch ties, treated or untreated. 5–B Crossties, treated or untreated. 6 Iron bridges, turntables, and structural steel, all kinds. 7 Ballast, all kinds, including riprap. 8 Rail, all kinds, except scrap. 9–A Fuel and water station material, and scales, and parts. 9–B Elevators, and coal and ore handling and conveying machinery. 9–C Steam derricks, steam shovels, steam ditchers, pile drivers and other such portable equipment used in roadway work and special material for same. 10 Chemicals for timber treatment. MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT. 11 Bolts, nuts, washers, rivets, lag screws, pins and studs. 12 Springs, helical and elliptical, all kinds, for locomotives and cars. 13 Flues for locomotive and stationary boilers, arch tubes, dry pipes, all kinds. 14 Brass, copper, and steel tubing, copper ferrules, and soft metals, such as copper, babbitt, tin, lead, and zinc. 15 Bar iron and steel, spring steel, tool steel, shaped steel, sheet steel under No. 13 gauge, sheet copper, tin and brass, chain, all kinds, except light coil, wire netting. 16 Boiler, fire-box, tank and sheet steel, No. 13 gauge and heavier, all kinds. 17 Heavy forgings for locomotives, such as crank pins, piston rods, quadrants and levers, motion links, valve yokes, etc. 18 Car forgings, iron and steel for passenger and freight cars, including metal brake beams and metal bolsters. 19 Locomotive castings, including gray iron, malleable, and steel, rough and finished, also cylinders, rough and finished. 20 Car castings, including gray iron, malleable, and steel all kinds, also couplers and knuckles, and parts for metal car roofs. 21 Rough and finished brass castings and journal bearings. 22 Air-brake material, all kinds, for locomotives, passenger and freight cars, except hose, but including air pump and parts. 23 Mechanical appliances for locomotives, such as injectors, lubricators, bell ringers, sanders, pop valves, air and steam gauges, whistles, boiler checks and parts, water gauge and lubricator glasses, and speed recorders. 24 Passenger-car trimmings, all kinds, including oil and gas lamps and fixtures, steam-heat fixtures and fittings, except steam hose, mail car, coach and chair-car seat fixtures, including upholstering material of all kinds, such as carpet, linoleum, rubber tiling and matting for cars and buildings. 25 Electric material for steam and electric locomotives. 26 Electric material for steam and traction-line cars. 27 Shop fuel, smithing coal, coke, fuel oil for furnaces, gasoline, charcoal, etc. 28 Foundry supplies, fire brick, fire clay, etc. 29 Wheels, tires, and axles for locomotives and cars, including driving-wheel centers, cast-iron, steel-tired and rolled-steel wheels. 30 Lumber, locomotive and car, rough and finished, including manufactured articles. 31 Machinery and machine tools, including all power-driven shop machinery. 32 Locomotive boilers, fire boxes, locomotive tenders and frames. 33 Trucks for equipment, locomotives, and cars. 34 Material in process of manufacture. 35 Floating-equipment material, all special material peculiar to floating equipment. CONDUCTING TRANSPORTATION. 36 Locomotive, train, and station supplies, including tinware, all kinds; lanterns, train, switch, and other signal lamps and parts; locomotive and caboose tool equipment, such as jacks, shovels, wrecking frogs, train chains, etc.; baggage and warehouse trucks, caboose and station stoves and parts, ticket cases, tool handles, and all kinds of woodenware. 37 Oil-house material, all kinds, including lubricating oils and grease, illuminating oils, boiler compound, all kinds, and waste, all kinds. 38 Ice, sawdust, hay, and straw for ice houses. 39 Fuel, locomotive, including coal and wood and fuel oil for locomotive use only. 40 Fuel for stations and cars; includes coal, coke, and wood. 41 Commissary supplies for dining cars and restaurants. GENERAL—COMMON TO ALL DEPARTMENTS. 42 Pipe, iron and steel, except boiler flues. 43 Pipe fittings, all kinds, for steam, air, and water; valves and cocks for same. 44 Electric-lighting material and supplies for buildings and grounds. 45 Hardware, all kinds, including nails, jacks, small hand tools, emery wheels, wire, and wire cloth. 46 Rubber and leather goods, including air, steam, and water hose, packing, all kinds, including metallic packing, asbestos, rope, belting, pipe covering, and boiler lagging. 47 Glass, drugs, chemicals and painter’s supplies, such as brushes, scrapers, sand and emery paper and cloth, also paints, oils, and varnishes; all kinds for equipment and buildings. 48 Stationery and printing. 49 Power-plant equipment, including steam and electric power plants and generating stations, motors, and other electrical equipment for operating shop machinery. 50 Scrap, all kinds, including scrap rail. DETAIL OF CLASSIFICATIONS. CLASS 1–A. FROGS, SWITCHES AND CROSSINGS, AND PARTS FOR SAME. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Blocks, cast iron: │ │ For frogs │Pattern reference │Pound. For switches │ do. │ Do. For guard rails │ │ Blocking: │ │ Frog, cast iron │Pattern reference │ Do. Switch, cast iron │ do. │ Do. Guard rail, cast iron │ do. │ Do. Bolts: │ │ Dial lug │Size │ Do. Head rod │ do. │ Do. Switch clip │ do. │ Do. Transit clip │ do. │ Do. Braces, switch point │ do. │Each. Bridles, connecting rod │ do. │ Do. Castings for frogs and switches │ │ Castings, gray iron, malleable or│Pattern reference │Pound. steel │ │ Chairs, switch head │Size of rail │ Do. Clamps, switch point (temporary) │ │Set. Crossings, railroad │Blue-print reference │Each. Derailers │ │ Do. Fillers: │ │ Guard rail, cast iron │Pattern reference │Pound. Switch point, cast iron │ do. │ Do. Frogs, track │Size │Each. Lugs: │ │ Transit for switches │ │ Do. Dial for switches │Size │ Do. Nuts, special, for switch clip │ do. │Pound. bolts │ │ Plates: │ │ Gauge, for switches │ do. │Set. Guard rail │ do. │Each. Heel, for switches │ do. │Set. Slide, for switches │ do. │ Do. Switch │ do. │ Do. Points, switch │ do. │Each. Rails, guard │ do. │ Do. Rods: │ │ Connection for switches │ do. │ Do. Head for switches │ do. │ Do. Slip switch │ do. │ Do. Switch │ do. │ Do. Tie for switches │ do. │ Do. Stands, switch │Kind │ Do. Switches, track, complete │Size │ Do. Targets, switch stand │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 1–B. TRACK FASTENINGS, TRACK BOLTS, TRACK SPIKES, ETC. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Bars: │ │ Angle │Weight of rail │Pound. Offset angle │ do. │ Do. Bolts, track │Size │ Do. Braces, rail │ do. │Each. Creepers, antirail │Kind and size │ Do. Joints, rail, except insulated │Size │ Do. Locks, track nut │ do. │Thousand. Plates, tie │ do. │Pound. Spikes, track │Kegs │ Do. Splices, track │Size │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 1–C. TRACK TOOLS, SECTION CARS AND PARTS, AND MISCELLANEOUS TRACK MATERIAL. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Adzes │Size │Each. Anchors, rail, for wreckers │ │ Do. Augers, post hole │ │ Do. Bars, track tool │Kind │ Do. Benders and parts, rail │Catalogue reference │ Do. Bitts, track drill │Size │ Do. Boards, level │Kind │ Do. Bolts, eye, for stockyard gate │Size │Pound. Braces, screw spike │ │Each. Brooms, rattan, chisel pointed │ │ Do. Carriers, timber │ │ Do. Cars: │ │ Hand, and parts │Catalogue reference │ Do. Motor inspection, and parts │ do. │ Do. Push, and parts │ do. │ Do. Velocipede, and parts │ do. │ Do. Chisels, track │ │ Do. Chucks, track drill │Kind │ Do. Cutters, weed │ do. │ Do. Diggers, post hole │ do. │ Do. Drills: │ │ Rail │ do. │ Do. Ratchet │ do. │ Do. Track, and parts │ do. │ Do. Forks, ballast │Size │Dozen. Gates, crossing, and parts │Catalogue reference │Each. Grapples, timber │Size │Pair. Grinders, tool, for section │Kind │Each. Grindstone, section │Size │ Do. Hammers: │ │ Double face │ do. │Pound. Mason │ do. │ Do. Napping │ do. │ Do. Stone │ do. │ Do. Hinges, stockyard gate │ │Each. Hoes, weed │ │ Do. Hooks: │ │ Rail, for wrecker │Size │Pound. Stockyard gate │ do. │Each. Jacks, track, and parts │ do. │ Do. Levels, track │ │ Do. Mattocks │Size │ Do. Mauls: │ │ Spike │Size │Each. Post (wood faced) │ do. │ Do. Post │ do. │ Do. Peavies │ │ Do. Picks: │ │ Clay │ │ Do. Tamping │ │ Do. Mattock │ │ Do. Plugs, tie │ │Thousand. Posts, bumping, and parts │Size │Each. Pullers, spike │ │ Do. Punches, track │ │ Do. Salt: │ │ Common │ │Barrel. Rock │ │Ton. Saws, crosscut │Size │Each. Scythes, all kinds │ do. │ Do. Shims, expansion │ do. │ Do. Shovels, track │ │ Do. Sledges │Size │Pound. Snaths, scythe │Kind │Each. Spades │ do. │ Do. Speeders, track, and parts │Catalogue reference │ Do. Spikes: Boat │Size │Pound. Staples: │ │ Fence │ do. │ Do. Stockyard │ do. │ Do. Stones: │ │ Scythe │ do. │Gross. Grind, for section │ do. │Each. Stretchers, wire │Kind │ Do. Tampers, post hole │Size │ Do. Tongs: │ │ Rail │ │Pair. Skidding │ │ Do. Tie │ │ Do. Velocipedes and parts │Catalogue reference │Each. Wedges, stone │Size │ Do. Wheels, hand car │Catalogue reference │ Do. Whetstones │ │Gross. Wire: │ │ Fence │Kind │Rod. Barbed fence │Spool │Pound. Woven fence │Kind │Rod. Wrenches, track │Size │Each. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 2–A. INTERLOCKING AND SIGNAL MATERIAL. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Ammeters │Catalogue reference │Each. Arms, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Arresters, lightning │ do. │ Do. Bases, lightning arrester │ do. │ Do. Batteries, signal │ do. │ Do. Bells, road crossing and signal │ do. │ Do. Blades: │ │ Dwarf signal │ do. │ Do. Semaphore │ do. │ Do. Boxes, relay │Catalogue reference │Each. Brackets, arm │ do. │ Do. Buckles, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Bushings, fiber, for signal work │ do. │ Do. Cables, electric │ do. │Foot. Capping, signal │Pieces │Board foot. Caps, post (signal) │Catalogue reference │Each. Carriers, wire │ do. │ Do. Castings: │ │ For signal department │ do. │ Do. Gray iron, malleable, or steel │Pattern reference │Pound. Chutes, battery │Catalogue reference │Each. Clamps, interlocker │ do. │ Do. Coils, resistance │ do. │ Do. Controllers, circuit │ do. │ Do. Coppers, battery │ do. │ Do. Covers: │ │ Battery │ do. │ Do. Battery well │ do. │ Do. Cranks, interlocker │ do. │ Do. Fuses, electric │ do. │ Do. Guides, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Hangers, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Interlocking material │ do. │ Do. Jars, battery │ do. │ Do. Jaws, connection rod, │ do. │ Do. interlocking │ │ Joints, insulated │ do. │ Do. Ladders, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Latches, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Levers, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Links, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Locks, signal │ │Dozen. Machinery for interlocking plant │Catalogue reference │Each. Magnets: │ │ Induction for signal │ do. │ Do. For electric signals │ do. │ Do. Material: │ │ For electric block signals │ do. │ Do. For interlocking plant │ do. │ Do. Automatic block signal │ do. │ Do. Mechanical fixtures, interlocking│ do. │ Do. and signal. │ │ Pins, connection, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Plates, interlocking number │ do. │ Do. (signal) │ │ Poles: │ │ Block signal │ do. │ Do. Train order │ do. │ Do. Quadrants, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Reels, wire (signal department) │Kind │ Do. Relays, signal │Catalogue reference │ Do. Rods, connection (interlocker) │ do. │ Do. Scoops, battery │ do. │ Do. Segments, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Semaphores, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Sewers, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Shackles, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Signal and interlocking material │ do. │ Do. Signals: │ │ Interlocking │ do. │ Do. Automatic block │ do. │ Do. Spectacles: │ │ Automatic block │Catalogue reference │Each. Train order │ do. │ Do. Springs, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Sticks, soldering │ do. │ Do. Switches, electrical │ do. │ Do. Tape, electric │ do. │Pound. Trays, battery │ do. │Each. Trunking signal │Size │Linear foot. Tubing, hard rubber, electric │Catalogue reference │Pound. Turnbuckles, interlocking │ do. │Each. Washers, fiber, for signal work │ do. │ Do. Wells, battery for signals │ do. │ Do. Wheels, interlocking │ do. │ Do. Wire: │ │ Electrical │ do. │Pound or feet. Signal │Size │Foot. Wires, bond │Catalogue reference │Each. Zincs, battery │ │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 2–B. TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE MATERIAL. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Arresters, lightning │Catalogue reference │Each. Bases, lightning arrester │ do. │ Do. Batteries: │ │ Dry │ do. │ Do. Telegraph, and parts │ do. │ Do. Bolts, cross-arm │Size │Pound. Boxes, relay │Catalogue reference │Each. Braces, galvanized-iron, │Size │ Do. telegraph │ │ Brackets, telegraph │Catalogue reference │ Do. Climbers, Linesmen │ do. │Pair. Condensers, telegraph │ do. │Each. Coppers, battery │ do. │ Do. Cords, telephone │ do. │ Do. Covers, battery │ do. │ Do. Grounders, telegraph │ do. │ Do. Instruments, telegraph │ do. │ Do. Jacks, switchboard │ do. │ Do. Jars, battery │ do. │ Do. Material, telegraph and telephone│ do. │ Do. Pins, insulated │ do. │ Do. Poles, telegraph │Kind │ Do. Resonators, telegraph │Catalogue reference │ Do. Reels, wire (telegraph │Kind │ Do. department) │ │ Relays, telegraph │Catalogue reference │ Do. Sounders, telegraph │ do. │ Do. Sticks, soldering │ do. │ Do. Switches, electrical │ do. │ Do. Telegraph material │ do. │ Do. Telephone material │ do. │ Do. Transmitters: │ │ Telegraph │ do. │ Do. Telephone │ do. │ Do. Trays, battery │ do. │ Do. Wire: │ │ Electrical │ do. │Pound and │ │ foot. Telegraph │Size │Foot. Zincs, battery │Catalogue reference │Each. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 3. BUILDING AND PAVING BRICK, CEMENT, LIME, STONE, CAST IRON, WATER AND CULVERT PIPE, ROOFING TILE AND SLATE, PREPARED ROOFING—ALL KINDS—FOR BUILDINGS; SEWER AND DRAIN TILE, ETC. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Ash, soda │Barrel │Hundredweight. Asphalt │ │ Bags: │ │ Cement │Kind │Each. Cloth for washout uses │Size │ Do. Bars, concrete │ do. │Pound. Bends: │ │ Cast-iron pipe │ do. │ Do. Vitrified │ do. │Each. Blocks: │ │ Cement │ do. │ Do. Concrete │ do. │ Do. Paving │ do. │Thousand. Branches: │ │ Cast-iron pipe │ do. │Pound. Vitrified │ do. │Each. Brick: │ │ Common │Kind │Thousand. Paving │ do. │ Do. Caps: │ │ Blasting │ │ Roofing │Kind │Pound. Cement: │ │ Plaster │ │Sack. Portland building │ │Barrel. Crosses: │ │ Cast-iron pipe │Size │Pound. Vitrified │ do. │Each. Dynamite │ │ Elbows: │ │ Cast-iron pipe │Size │Pound. Vitrified │ do. │Each. Fittings: │ │ Cast-iron pipe │ do. │Pound. Vitrified │ do. │Each. Flanges, cast-iron pipe │ do. │Pound. Fuse, blasting │ │ Gates, farm (iron) │Size │Each. Gravel: │ │ Concrete │ │Yard. Roofing │Yard │ Do. Hair, plasterers’ │ │ Increasers: │ │ Cast-iron pipe │Size │Pound. Vitrified pipe │ do. │Each. Jacks, smoke, for roundhouse │Catalogue reference │ Do. Lime, common │ │Barrel. Lining: │ │ Flue │Barrel │Foot. Paper │ do. │Roll. Metal, expanded │ do. │Pound. Nipples, cast-iron pipe │ do. │ Do. Paper: │ │ Lining │ do. │Roll. Roofing │ do. │Square. Tar │ do. │ Do. Pipe: │ │ Cast iron │Size │Pound. Concrete │ do. │Foot. Drain │ do. │ Do. Sewer │ do. │ Do. Soil │ do. │ Do. Vitrified │ do. │ Do. Plaster: │ │ Building │Kind │Sack. Cement │ do. │ Do. Plugs, cast-iron pipe │Size │Pound. Powder, blasting │ │ Reducers: │ │ Cast-iron pipe │Size │ Do. Vitrified │ do. │Each. Roofing, gravel │ │Yard. Roofs, car (paper) │ │Roll. Sand: │ │ Building │ │Yard. Engine │ │ Do. Sills, stone building │ │ Slate, roofing │Size │Each. Sleeves, cast-iron pipe │ do. │Pound. Stone: │ │ Building │ │Yard. Crushed │ │ Do. Cut │ │ Foundation │ │ Do. Lintel │ │ Ornamental building │ │ Paving │ │ Do. Riprap │Yard │ Do. Tees: │ │ Cast-iron pipe │Size │Pound. Soil pipe │ do. │ Do. Vitrified pipe │ do. │Each. Tile: │ │ Drain │ do. │ Do. Roofing │ do. │ Do. Sewer │ do. │ Do. Traps, vitrified │ do. │ Do. Ventilators, shops │Kind and size │ Do. Y-bends: │ │ Cast-iron pipe │Size │Pound. Vitrified pipe │ do. │Each. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 4. LUMBER, BRIDGE AND BUILDING, INCLUDING PILING, BRIDGE TIMBERS, BRIDGE TIES, FENCE POSTS, SHINGLES AND MANUFACTURED LUMBER FOR BRIDGES AND BUILDINGS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Battens, O. G. │Kind and size │Lineal foot. Beading, window │ do. │ Do. Benches, for shop use │Size │Each. Blinds, for buildings │ do. │ Do. Blocking, frog (wood) │Kind and size │Lineal foot. Blocking, guard rail (wood) │ do. │ Do. Blocking, switch (wood) │ do. │ Do. Boards: │ │ Roadway sign │Kind │Each. Slow and stop │ do. │ Do. Boxes: │ │ Section dump │Size │ Do. Drain │ do. │ Do. Ex-gang tool │ do. │ Do. Braces, sway (bridge) │ do. │Board foot. Caps, bridge │ do. │ Do. Ceiling, building │Grade and size │ Do. Decking, bridge │Size │ Do. Doors, building │ do. │Each. Fillers, track wood │ do. │ Do. Fir │Grade and size │Board foot. Flooring, building │ do. │ Do. Frames: │ │ Door, for buildings │Size │Each. Window, for building │ do. │ Do. Gates, farm (wood) │ do. │ Do. Girts, bridge │ do. │Board foot. Grills, ticket │Kind and size │Each. Guards, cattle, and parts │ │Set. Lining, building │Grade and size │Board foot. Lumber, bridge and building │ do. │ Do. Maple flooring for buildings │ do. │ Do. Moldings, wood │Kind │Lineal foot. Piling, wood │Size │Foot. Plank, crossing │ do. │Board foot. Posts: │ │ Bridge (wood) │Grade │ Do. Fence │Size │Each. Mile │ │ Do. Rail │ │ Do. Roadway │ │ Do. Stockyard │Size │ Do. Whistle │ │ Do. Quarter round, building │Size │Lineal foot. Sash, window, for building │ do. │Each. Shims, wood track │ do. │Thousand. Shingles │Grade │ Do. Siding, building │Grade and size │Board foot. Signs, roadway │Kind │Each. Stakes, grade │Size │Thousand. Stringers, bridge (wood) │ do. │Board foot. Ties, bridge │ do. │ Do. Windows, complete (building) │ do. │Each. Window, ticket │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 5–A. TIES, SWITCH—TREATED OR UNTREATED. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Ties: │ │ Crossing │Kind and size │Board foot. Switch │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 5–B. TIES, CROSS—TREATED OR UNTREATED. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Ties, cross, all kinds of wood │Kind │Each. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 6. IRON BRIDGES, TURNTABLES AND STRUCTURAL STEEL—ALL KINDS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Beams, eye, for structural work │Kind and size │Pound. Bridges, iron │Size │Each. Girders, bridge │Blue print reference │ Do. Piling, sheet steel │Size │Pound. Steel, structural, for bridges │Kind and size │ Do. and buildings │ │ Stringers, bridge, iron │Size │ Do. Tables, turn │ do. │Each. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 7. BALLAST—ALL KINDS, INCLUDING RIPRAP. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Cinders, ballast │ │Yard. Gravel, ballast │ │ Do. Riprap │ │ Do. Rock, crushed │ │ Do. Slag, ballast │ │ Do. Stone, ballast │ │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 8. RAIL, ALL KINDS, EXCEPT SCRAP. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Rail, all weights and kinds │Size │Gross ton. except scrap. │ │ ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 9–A. FUEL AND WATER STATION MATERIAL AND SCALES AND PARTS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Beams, scale │Size and kind │Pound. Bells, scale gong │Catalogue reference │Each. Blanks, counterpoise │ do. │ Do. Boilers: │ │ For heating and lighting │ do. │ Do. buildings │ │ For water station │ do. │ Do. Clamps, hydrant │Size │ Do. Engines: │ │ Lighting, for stations, etc., │Catalogue reference │ Do. and parts │ │ Steam and gas, for pumping │ do. │ Do. stations and parts │ │ Filters and parts │Catalogue reference │Each. Floats, copper │ do. │ Do. Gongs, scale │Size │ Do. Governors, engine, for pumping │Kind and size │ Do. stations │ │ Hands, tank indicator │Size │ Do. Hydrants │Size and kind │ Do. Injectors and parts for │Catalogue reference │ Do. stationary boilers │ │ Inspirators and parts for │ do. │ Do. stationary boilers │ │ Lubricators, for pumps and │ do. │ Do. stationary engines │ │ Machinery and parts for water │ do. │ Do. stations │ │ Meters, water │ do. │ Do. Mills, wind, and parts │ do. │ Do. Pipes, stand, and parts │ do. │ Do. Plungers, pump │ do. │ Do. Points, well drive │ do. │ Do. Pumps: │ │ Hand, water and parts │ do. │ Do. Power, for water stations and │ do. │ Do. parts │ │ Steam, for water stations and │ do. │ Do. parts │ │ Water, and parts │ do. │ Do. Scales: │ │ Counter │ do. │ Do. Platform │ do. │ Do. Spring balance │ do. │ Do. Stockyards │ do. │ Do. Track │ do. │ Do. Wagon │ do. │ Do. Seats, tank valve │ do. │ Do. Spouts: │ │ Crane │ do. │ Do. Tank │ do. │ Do. Springs, steam pump │ do. │ Do. Stacks, pumping station │Size │ Do. Strainers, well │ do. │ Do. Tanks: │ │ Oil-storage │Kind and size │ Do. Water, and parts │ do. │ Do. Weights, scale │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 9–B. ELEVATOR AND COAL AND ORE HANDLING AND CONVEYING MACHINERY. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Buckets, conveyor │Catalogue reference │Each. Chutes, coal, and parts │ do. │ Do. Elevators: │ │ Coal │ do. │ Do. Grain │ do. │ Do. Ore │ do. │ Do. Hoists, coal, and parts │ do. │ Do. Machinery and parts: │ │ Coal handling │ │ Do. Conveyor │ do. │ Do. Grain handling │ │ Do. Ore handling │ do. │ Do. Spouts, grain │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 9–C. STEAM DERRICKS, STEAM SHOVELS, STEAM DITCHERS, PILE DRIVERS, AND OTHER SUCH PORTABLE EQUIPMENT USED IN ROADWAY WORK AND SPECIAL MATERIAL FOR SAME. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Cables, swinging, for steam │Size │Each. shovels │ │ Crabs, derrick │Catalogue reference │ Do. Cranes, locomotive, and parts │ do. │ Do. Crushers, rock │ do. │ Do. Derricks, steam, and parts │ do. │ Do. Ditchers, steam, and parts │ do. │ Do. Drivers, pile, and parts │ do. │ Do. Engines, hoisting, and parts │ do. │ Do. Levelers, ballast, and parts │ do. │ Do. Mixers, concrete, and parts │ do. │ Do. Plows: │ │ Ballast, and parts │ do. │ Do. Snow, and parts │ do. │ Do. Steam, and parts │ do. │ Do. Spreaders, ballast, and parts │ do. │ Do. Unloaders: │ │ Ballast, and parts │ do. │ Do. Rail, and parts │ do. │ Do. Wreckers and parts │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 10. CHEMICALS FOR TIMBER TREATMENT. Includes all chemicals used in timber preservation. CLASS 11. BOLTS, NUTS, WASHERS, RIVETS, LAG SCREWS, PINS, AND STUDS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Bolts: │ │ Anchor │Size │Pound. Bridge │ do. │ Do. Binder │ do. │ Do. Button head │ do. │ Do. Car │ do. │Hundred. Carriage │ do. │Pound. Cellar │ do. │ Do. Common, for frogs │ do. │ Do. Countersunk │ do. │ Do. Crown bar │ do. │ Do. Drift │ do. │ Do. Dry pipe │ do. │ Do. Eccentric blade │ do. │ Do. Eccentric strap │ do. │ Do. Flat head │ do. │Each. Flexible stay │ do. │Pound. Handhole plate │ do. │ Do. Hook │ do. │ Do. Key │ do. │ Do. Machine │ do. │ Do. Main rod │ do. │ Do. Patch │ do. │ Do. Plow │ do. │Hundred. Rod, for locomotives │ do. │Pound. Radial stay │ do. │ Do. Round head │Size │Pound. Stay │ do. │ Do. Stack │ do. │ Do. Side rod │ do. │ Do. Steam pipe │ do. │ Do. Stone │ do. │ Do. Spring hanger │ do. │ Do. Tee head │ do. │ Do. Wedge │ do. │ Do. Nut locks, for cars │Kind and size │Thousand. Nuts: │ │ Blank │ do. │Pound. Castle │Size │ Do. Crank pin │Kind and size │ Do. Hexagon │Size │ Do. Knuckle pin │Kind and size │ Do. Piston rod │ do. │ Do. Square │Size │ Do. Tapped │Kind and size │ Do. Pins: │ │ Driver brake │Size │Each. Round flat head │ do. │Pound. Rivets: │ │ Boiler │Kind and size │ Do. Tank │ do. │ Do. Screws, lag │Size │Thousand. Stay bolts │ do. │Pound. Radial │ do. │ Do. Flexible │ do. │Each. Studs: │ │ Boiler │ do. │ Do. Cylinder │ do. │ Do. Steam chest │ do. │ Do. Washers: │ │ Plate │ do. │Pound. Wrought iron │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 12. SPRINGS, HELICAL AND ELLIPTICAL—ALL KINDS—FOR LOCOMOTIVES AND CARS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Springs: │ │ Buffer │Blue-print reference │Pound. Caboose │ do. │ Do. Centering │ do. │ Do. Coach bolster │ do. │ Do. Coil, engines, and cars │ do. │ Do. Counter balance │ do. │ Do. Drawbar │ do. │ Do. Engine │ do. │ Do. Equalizer │ do. │ Do. Freight car bolster │ do. │ Do. Freight car draw bar │ do. │ Do. Locomotive driving │ do. │ Do. Locomotive throttle │ do. │ Do. Locomotive truck │ do. │ Do. Passenger buffer │ do. │ Do. Piston packing │ do. │ Do. Reverse lever │ do. │ Do. Reverse shaft │ do. │ Do. Throttle │ do. │ Do. Trailer │ do. │ Do. Truck │ do. │ Do. Valve strip │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 13. FLUES FOR LOCOMOTIVE AND STATIONARY BOILERS, ARCH TUBES, DRY PIPES—ALL KINDS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Flues: │ │ Arch │Size │Foot. Boiler │ do. │ Do. Circulating │ do. │ Do. Pipes, dry │ do. │ Do. Tubes: │ │ Arch │ do. │ Do. Boiler │ do. │ Do. Circulating │ do. │ Do. Super heater │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 14. BRASS, COPPER, AND STEEL TUBING, COPPER FERRULES AND SOFT METALS, SUCH AS BABBITT, COPPER, LEAD, TIN, AND ZINC. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Antimony │Slab │Pound. Babbitt │Kind │ Do. Bars: │ │ Brass │Size │ Do. Copper │ do. │ Do. Brass, bar │ do. │ Do. Copper: │ │ Bar │ do. │ Do. Pig │ │ Do. Ferrules, copper │Size │ Do. Lead, pig │ │ Do. Metal, babbitt │Kind │ Do. Metals, soft │ do. │ Do. Pipe: │ │ Brass │Size │ Do. Copper │ do. │ Do. Lead │ do. │ Do. Rods, brass │ do. │ Do. Solder │ │ Do. Spelter │ │ Do. Tin: │ │ Block │ │Pound. Pig │ │ Do. Tubing: │ │ Brass │Size │ Do. Copper │ do. │ Do. Shelby steel │ do. │Foot. Steel │ do. │ Do. Zinc, slab │ │Pound. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 15. BAR IRON AND STEEL, SPRING STEEL, TOOL STEEL, SHAPED STEEL, SHEET STEEL UNDER NO. 13 GAUGE, SHEET COPPER, TIN, AND BRASS, WIRE NETTING, CHAIN, ALL KINDS, EXCEPT LIGHT COIL, WIRE NETTING. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Bands, Russia iron │Number and size │Pound. Bars: │ │ Steel │Kind and size │ Do. Z │Size │ Do. Cable, wire │ do. │Foot. Chain, common │Kind and size │Pound. Copper, sheet │Size │ Do. Iron: │ │ Angle │ do. │ Do. Bar, all kinds │Kind and size │ Do. Channel │ do. │ Do. Engine bolt │ do. │ Do. Galvanized sheet │ do. │ Do. Hammered │ do. │ Do. Norway │ do. │ Do. Planished │ do. │ Do. Russia │Size │ Do. Sheet No. 14 and lighter │ do. │ Do. Stay bolt │ do. │ Do. Stovepipe │ do. │ Do. Swedish │ do. │ Do. Tennessee │ do. │ Do. Lead, sheet │ do. │ Do. Netting, wire, all kinds │Kind and size │Square foot │ │ and pound. Rods, steel drill │Size │Pound. Rope, wire │ do. │Foot. Shafting, steel shop │ do. │Pound. Steel: │ │ Galvanized Sheet │ do. │ Do. Locomotive jacket │ do. │ Do. Machine │ do. │ Do. Round edge for draft keys │ do. │ Do. Sheet (light) │ do. │ Do. Soft │ do. │ Do. Spring │ do. │ Do. Tool │ do. │ Do. Tees, steel │ do. │ Do. Tin, sheet │ do. │Box. Zinc, sheet │ do. │Pound. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 16. BOILER, FIREBOX AND TANK STEEL NO. 13 GAUGE AND HEAVIER, ALL KINDS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Iron, sheet, No. 13 and heavier │Size │Pound. Steel: │ │ Boiler │ do. │ Do. Fire box │ do. │ Do. Sheet 110 and heavier │ do. │ Do. Stack │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 17. HEAVY FORGINGS FOR LOCOMOTIVES, SUCH AS CRANK PINS, PISTON RODS, QUADRANTS AND LEVERS, MOTION LINKS, VALVE YOKES, ETC. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Bars: │ │ Draw between engine and tenders│Locomotive class │Pound. │ number │ Guide │ do. │Each. Transmission │ do. │ Do. Billets, steel for locomotive │Size │Pound. rods │ │ Blades, eccentric │Locomotive class │Each. │ number │ Draw bars, between engine and │ do. │Pound. tender │ │ Forgings: │ │ Locomotive │Blue print reference │ Do. Locomotive, side rod │ do. │ Do. Frames, locomotive (wrought iron)│ do. │Each. Gibbs, spring hanger │ do. │ Do. Hangers: │ │ Link │ do. │ Do. Spring │ do. │ Do. Jaws, transmission bar │ do. │ Do. Levers: │ │ Reverse │ do. │ Do. Throttle │ do. │ Do. Links, motion │ do. │ Do. Pins: │ │ Crank │ do. │Pound. Crosshead │ do. │ Do. Draw bar │ do. │ Do. Knuckle joint │ do. │ Do. Valve motion │ do. │ Do. Wrist │ do. │ Do. Quadrants, locomotive │ do. │ Do. Rods: │ │ Driving │ do. │Each. Main │ do. │ Do. Piston │ do. │ Do. Side │ do. │ Do. Shafts, tumbling │ do. │ Do. Straps, rod for locomotives │ do. │ Do. Yokes, valve for locomotives │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 18. CAR FORGINGS, IRON AND STEEL, FOR PASSENGER AND FREIGHT CARS. INCLUDES ALSO METAL BRAKE BEAMS AND METAL BOLSTERS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Bands, corner │Shop card number │Pound. Bars, arch │ do. │ Do. Beams: │ │ Brake (metal) │Kind │Each. Brake (repairs for) │ do. │Each and lb. Bolsters (metal) │ do. │ Do. Bolts: │ │ Eye, for cars │Size │Pound. U for cars │ do. │ Do. Braces: │ │ Draft timber │Shop card number │ Do. Running board (cars) │ do. │ Do. Brackets, brake stem │ do. │ Do. Buckles, turn │Size │Each. Carlines (Steel) │Blue print reference │Each. Chains, brake │Size │Pound. Clamps: │ │ Air pipe │Shop card number │ Do. Brake beam │Kind of beam │Each and lb. Clips, brake beam │ do. │Each. Eyes, draft rod │Shop card number │Pound. Ferrules, hanger pin │ do. │ Do. Forgings, car │ do. │ Do. Fulcrums, brake beam │Shop card number or │Each and │ pattern number │ pound. Fulcrum, brake lever │Shop card number │Pound. Fulcrums, dead │ do. │ Do. Guides: │ │ Brake rod │ do. │ Do. Dead lever │ do. │ Do. Handles, grab │ do. │ Do. Hangers: │ │ Brake │ do. │ Do. Spring, car and coach │ do. │ Do. Truck │ do. │ Do. Heads, brake, car │Pattern number │ Do. Hooks, safety │Shop card number │ Do. Irons: │ │ Brake staff carrier │ do. │ Do. Draft timber carrier │ do. │ Do. Jaws, brake │ do. │ Do. Keys: │ │ Amer. Cont. rod │ do. │ Do. Brake shoe │ do. │ Do. Center pin │ do. │ Do. Hanger pin │ do. │ Do. Ratchet wheel │ do. │ Do. Tail pin │ do. │ Do. Levers: │ │ Brake │ do. │ Do. Cylinder │ do. │ Do. Cut │ do. │ Do. Floating │ do. │ Do. Truck │ do. │ Do. Uncoupling │ do. │ Do. Links: │ │ Open │ do. │ Do. Uncoupling rod │ do. │ Do. Pins: │ │ Brake │ do. │ Do. Center │ do. │ Do. Freight car connection │ do. │ Do. Coupler │ do. │ Do. Coach tail │ do. │ Do. Knuckle │ do. │ Do. Plates: │ │ Deadwood │ do. │ Do. Side and end, steel │ do. │ Do. Posts: │ │ Follower │ do. │ Do. End door, corner, and side, │ do. │ Do. steel │ │ Purlines, steel car │ do. │ Do. Rivets, drawbar yoke │ do. │ Do. Rods: │ │ All kinds, for cars │Shop card numbers │Pound. Bottom │ do. │ Do. Brake │ do. │ Do. Cylinder │ do. │ Do. Cylinder, lever push │ do. │ Do. Crosstie │ do. │ Do. Draft │ do. │ Do. End for cars │ do. │ Do. Hand brake │ do. │ Do. Release │ do. │ Do. Top brake │ do. │ Do. Transom truss │ do. │ Do. Uncoupling │ do. │ Do. Staffs, brake │ do. │ Do. Steps, sill │ do. │ Do. Straps: │ │ Door for cars │ do. │ Do. Lug for cars │ do. │ Do. Pipe for cars │ do. │ Do. Turnbuckles, car │Size │Each. Yokes, coupler │Shop card number │Pound. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 19. LOCOMOTIVE CASTINGS, INCLUDING GREY IRON, MALLEABLE AND STEEL, ROUGH AND FINISHED; ALSO CYLINDERS, ROUGH AND FINISHED. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Bars, pressed steel, grate side │Locomotive class │Each. │ number │ Beams, bumper (steel) │ do. │ Do. Casings: │ │ Cylinder head │Pattern reference │Each and │ │ pound. Steam chest │ do. │ Do. Casting: │ │ Gray iron, locomotive │ do. │Pound. Gray iron, miscellaneous shop │ do. │ Do. Gray iron, sand stove │ do. │ Do. Malleable locomotive │ do. │ Do. Steel locomotive │ do. │ Do. Covers, grease cup, finished │ do. │Each. Cylinders, locomotive │ do. │Each and │ │ pound. Driers, sand and parts │ do. │Pound. Heads: │ │ Brake, locomotive driver │ do. │ Do. Cross │ do. │ Do. Engine brake │ do. │ Do. Lubricators, driving box and │ do. │Each. parts │ │ Pistons, locomotive │ do. │Pound. Shoes, engine brake │Kind │ Do. Steps, engine (cast iron) │Pattern reference │ Do. Stoves, sand drier and parts │ do. │ Do. Torches, engineers (malleable) │ do. │Each. Washers, cast bridge │ do. │Pound. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 20. CAR CASTINGS, INCLUDING GRAY IRON, MALLEABLE AND STEEL, ALL KINDS; ALSO COUPLERS AND KNUCKLES, AND PARTS FOR METAL CAR ROOFS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Bearings, gravity side │Class of equipment │Set. Castings: │ │ Gray iron car │Pattern reference │Pound. Malleable iron car │ do. │ Do. Steel car │ do. │ Do. Couplers, car and parts │Catalogue reference │Each or pound. Covers, oil box │Kind │ Do. Dampeners, spring │ │Set. Devices, centering, for passenger│Blue-print reference │ Do. car │ │ Fasteners, door, freight car │Kind │Each. Fixtures, door, for cars │Kind and size │ Do. Gears, draft, for cars │ do. │ Do. Hangers, door (cars) │Kind │Pound. Lids, oil box │ do. │Each or pound. Locks, coupler │ do. │Pound. Lugs, draft │ do. │Pair. Pedestals, car and coach │Pattern reference │Pound. Plates, tender, coupler │Blue-print reference │Each. Platforms, and parts, steel, │ do. │ Do. coach │ │ Rigging, draft │Kind │ Do. Rollers, car door │ do. │Pair. Roofing, galvanized car │Size │Sheet. Roofs, car (galvanized) │ do. │ Do. Shoes, car brake │Kind │Pound. Springs, oil box │ do. │Each. Track: │ │ Car door │ do. │Foot. Climax door │Size │ Do. Durham door │ do. │ Do. Freight car door │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 21. ROUGH AND FINISHED BRASS CASTINGS AND JOURNAL BEARINGS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Bearings, journal │Size and number │Pound. Castings: │ │ Brass, rough │Pattern reference │ Do. Brass, finished │ do. │Each. Cocks, cylinder, common │ │ Do. Gongs, cab │ │ Do. Holders, grenade │Pattern reference │ Do. Whistles, engine │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 22. AIR BRAKE MATERIAL—ALL KINDS—FOR LOCOMOTIVE, PASSENGER AND FREIGHT CARS, EXCEPT HOSE, BUT INCLUDING AIR PUMPS AND PARTS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Adjusters, slack │Catalogue reference │Each. │ and number │ Air brake material, except hose │ do. │ Do. and couplings │ │ Air pumps and parts │ do. │ Do. Brakes, Eames vacuum │ do. │ Do. Cocks, angle │ do. │ Do. Governors, air pump │ do. │ Do. Pumps, air and parts │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 23. MECHANICAL APPLIANCES FOR LOCOMOTIVES, SUCH AS INJECTORS, LUBRICATORS, BELL RINGERS, SANDERS, POP VALVES, AIR AND STEAM GAUGES, WHISTLES, BOILER CHECKS AND PARTS, WATER GAUGE AND LUBRICATOR GLASSES AND SPEED RECORDERS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Candles, lubricator │Size │Thousand. Checks, boiler except shop made │Catalogue reference │Each. Cocks: │ │ Blow off │Kind │ Do. Hancock pneumatic cylinder │ │ Do. Gauges: │ │ Air and parts │Size │ Do. Steam and parts │ do. │ Do. Glasses: │ │ Lubricator │ do. │Dozen. Water │ do. │ Do. Injectors and parts for │Catalogue reference │Each. locomotives │ │ Inspirators and parts for │ do. │ Do. locomotives │ │ Joints: │ │ Ball │ do. │ Do. Moran │ do. │ Do. Leathers, bell ringer │ do. │ Do. Lights, well and parts │ do. │ Do. Lubricators and parts: │ │ Locomotive │ do. │ Do. Shop │ do. │ Do. Openers, fire door, and parts │ do. │ Do. Regulators, muffler pop │ do. │ Do. Ringers, bell and parts │ do. │ Do. Sanders, track and parts │ do. │ Do. Recorders, speed and parts │ do. │ Do. Springs: │ │ Fire-door opener │ do. │ Do. Pop valve │ do. │ Do. Strainers, locomotive │Kind │ Do. Testers, boiler and parts │Catalogue reference │ Do. Tubes, steam gauge │Size │ Do. Valves: │ │ Blow-off │Catalogue reference │ Do. Pop, and parts │ do. │ Do. Reducing and parts │ do. │ Do. Relief, and parts │ do. │ Do. Sander │ do. │ Do. Washers, boiler and tester │ do. │ Do. Whistles, engine │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 24. PASSENGER CAR TRIMMINGS, ALL KINDS, INCLUDING OIL AND GAS LAMPS AND FIXTURES, STEAM HEAT FIXTURES AND FITTINGS (EXCEPT STEAM HOSE), MAIL CAR, COACH, AND CHAIR CAR SEAT FIXTURES, INCLUDING UPHOLSTERING MATERIALS, ALL KINDS, SUCH AS CARPET, LINOLEUM, RUBBER TILING, AND MATTING FOR CARS AND BUILDINGS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Acorns, silk │Kind │Each. Basins, coach wash │Kind and size │ Do. Batting, cotton │Grade and size │Batts. Beds, coach │Catalogue reference │Each. Bedding, coach │Kind │ Do. Binding, carpet │ do. │Yard. Bolts, chain, for cars │Size │Dozen. Bowls: │ │ Closet │Catalogue reference │Each. Wash │ do. │ Do. Brackets: │ │ Curtain │ do. │ Do. Deck sash │ do. │ Do. Braid: │ │ Binding │Kind │Yard. Gimp │ do. │ Do. Brick, fire, for dining car │ do. │Each. ranges │ │ Buffs, cotton │ │ Bunting │Kind and size │Yard. Burlap │ do. │ Do. Bushings: │ │ Bell cord │Catalogue reference │Each. Washbowl │ do. │ Do. Buttons, upholstering │Kind and size │Gross. Canvas │ do. │Yard. Carpets, aisle │ do. │Each. Catches, cupboard, special, for │Catalogue reference │Dozen. passenger equipment │ │ Chandeliers, coach │ do. │Each. Checks, door, for coaches │ do. │ Do. Cloth: │ │ Awning │Kind │Yard. Cheese │Grade │ Do. Curtain │Kind │ Do. Enamel │ do. │ Do. Hair │ do. │ Do. White duck │ do. │ Do. Cocks: │ │ Baker heater │ │Each. Car lighting │Catalogue reference │ Do. Coach water cooler │ do. │ Do. Combs, toilet │ │Dozen. Cord: │ │ Curtain │Kind │Yard. Silk │ do. │ Do. Cotton │ │ Do. Couplings: │ │ Bell cord │Catalogue reference │Each. Cooler │ do. │ Do. Crash │Kind │Yard. Curtains: │ │ Coach │Kind and size │Each. Vestibule │ do. │ Do. Cushion, coach seat │Size │ Do. Dishes, soap │Catalogue reference │ Do. Duck │Kind and size │Yard. Dyes │ │ Escutcheons, lock coach │Catalog reference │Each. Fasteners: │ │ Door, coach │ do. │ Do. Sash, coach │ do. │ Do. Window, coach │ do. │ Do. Feathers │ │Pound. Flannel, Canton │Size │Yard. Gas, Pintsch, repair parts │Catalog reference │Each. Gates, coach tail │ do. │ Do. Gauges, car lighting and heating │Size │ Do. Gimp │Kind │Yard. Grenades, hand │ do. │Each. Grommets │Size │Gross. Guards, mail car cinder │Kind │Each. Guides, bell cord │Catalogue reference │ Do. Hair, curled │Kind │Pound. Hangers, bell cord │Catalogue reference │Each. Hassocks │Kind │ Do. Heaters, coach and parts │Catalogue reference │ Do. Hinges, coach │ do. │Pair. Holders: │ │ Bell cord │ do. │Each. Bottle │ do. │ Do. Coach door │ do. │ Do. Soap │ do. │ Do. Hoods, vestibule │ do. │ Do. Hooks: │ │ Bell cord │ do. │ Do. Coat and hat, passenger car │ do. │ Do. Hoppers, salon, coach │ do. │ Do. Keepers, door, for coaches │ do. │ Do. Keys, coach lock │ do. │Dozen. Knobs, coach door │ do. │Dozen and │ │ pair. Lace │Kind │Yard. Latches, door, for coaches │Catalogue reference │Each. Lavatories, for passenger cars │ do. │ Do. Lifts, sash, for passenger cars │ do. │ Do. Lighters, match │ do. │ Do. Linen │Kind │Yard. Linoleum │ do. │ Do. Locks, coach │Catalogue reference │Each. Mats: │ │ Aisle │Size │ Do. Rubber │ do. │ Do. Matting, corrugated │ do. │ Do. Moss │Kind │Pound. Muslin │ do. │Yard. Nails: │ │ Antique │Catalogue reference │Gross. Black carriage │ do. │ Do. Plush │ do. │ Do. Upholstering │ do. │ Do. Needles │Size │Dozen. Oil, sewing-machine │Kind │Bottle. Pads, rubber │Size │Each. Pantasote │Kind │Yard. Pegamoide, curtain cloth │ do. │ Do. Pins, escutcheon, coach │Catalogue reference │Each. Plush │Kind │Yard. Pulls, drawer (coach) │Catalogue reference │Each. Pulleys, bell cord │ do. │ Do. Pumps, toilet, and parts (coach) │ do. │ Do. Racks: │ │ Basket │ do. │ Do. Towel, for coaches │ do. │ Do. Ranges, dining car, and parts │ do. │ Do. Ratchets, deck sash │ do. │ Do. Rattan │Kind │Yard. Receivers, gas │Catalogue reference │Each. Rests, seat │ do. │ Do. Rollers, vestibule curtain │ do. │ Do. Rubber, corrugated │Size │Pound. Rubbers, mail car │ do. │Each. Scratchers, match │Catalogue reference │ Do. Seats: │ │ Coach │ do. │ Do. Coach, hopper │ do. │ Do. Coach window │ do. │ Do. Sheeting │Kind │Yard. Sheets │ do. │Each. Silks │ do. │Yard. Springs: │ │ Chair cushion │Size │Pound. Coach seat │ do. │ Do. Door (coaches) │Catalogue reference │Each. Sash (coaches) │ do. │ Do. Upholstering │Size │Pound. Steps, coach (steel) │ do. │Each. Stops: │ │ Door (coach) │Catalogue reference │ Do. Sash (coach) │ do. │ Do. Stoves, coach, and parts │ do. │ Do. Straps, bell cord │ do. │ Do. Strikers, match │ do. │ Do. Strips, weather │Kind │Yard. Tapestry │ do. │ Do. Tassels, silk │ do. │Each. Thread │Size │Spool. Ticking │Kind │Yard. Tips, gas │ do. │Each. Tow │ do. │Pound. Towels │Size │Each. Toweling │Kind │Yard. Traps, steam │Catalogue reference │Each. Trimmings, coach │ do. │ Do. Tubs, bath (coach) │ do. │ Do. Urinals (coach) │ do. │ Do. Vestibule material │ do. │ Do. Webbing │Kind │Yard. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 25. ELECTRIC MATERIAL FOR STEAM AND ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Armatures, headlight │Kind │Each. Brushes, carbon │Size │ Do. Bulbs, electric │Size and voltage │ Do. Bushings, conduit │Catalogue reference │ Do. Buttons, electric ceiling │ do. │ Do. Coils, resistance │ do. │ Do. Commutators, electric │ do. │ Do. Dials, electric │ do. │ Do. Dynamos and parts │ do. │ Do. Fuses, electric │ do. │ Do. Generators, electric │ do. │ Do. Headlights, electric and parts │ do. │ Do. Insulators, electric │ do. │ Do. Knobs, electric, porcelain │ do. │ Do. Lamps, incandescent │ do. │ Do. Plugs, electric │ do. │ Do. Receptacles, electric │ do. │ Do. Sockets, electric │ do. │ Do. Switches, electric │ do. │ Do. Tape, electric │ do. │ Do. Tubes, electric wiring │ do. │ Do. Tubing, hard-rubber, electric │ do. │ Do. Wire, electrical │ do. │Pound and │ │ foot. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 26. ELECTRIC MATERIAL FOR STEAM AND TRACTION LINE CARS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Annunciators │Catalogue reference │Each. Armatures, coach-lighting │Kind │ Do. Batteries, storage, passenger-car│ do. │ Do. Brushes, carbon │Size │ Do. Bulbs, electric │Size and voltage │ Do. Bushings, conduit │ do. │ Do. Buttons, electric ceiling │ do. │ Do. Buzzers, electric │ do. │ Do. Coils, resistance │ do. │ Do. Commutators, electric │ do. │ Do. Controllers, circuit │ do. │ Do. Covers, battery │ do. │ Do. Dials, electric │ do. │ Do. Fans, electric, for cars │ do. │ Do. Fixtures, electric, for coaches │ do. │ Do. Fuses, electric │ do. │ Do. Generators, electric │ do. │ Do. Insulators, electric │ do. │ Do. Jars, battery │ do. │ Do. Knobs, porcelain, electric │ do. │ Do. Lamps, incandescent │ do. │ Do. Plugs, electric │ do. │ Do. Receptacles │ do. │ Do. Shades, electric │ do. │ Do. Slate, electric │Size │Square foot. Sockets, electric │Catalogue reference │Each. Sticks, soldering │ do. │ Do. Switches, electric │ do. │ Do. Tape, electric │ do. │ Do. Trays, battery │ do. │ Do. Tubes, electric-wiring │ do. │ Do. Tubing, hard-rubber, electric │ do. │ Do. Wire, electrical │ do. │Pound and │ │ foot. Zincs, battery │ do. │Each. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 27. SHOP FUEL, SMITHING COAL, COKE, FUEL OIL FOR FURNACES, GASOLINE, CHARCOAL, ETC. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Charcoal │ │Ton. Coal, lump and slack, for shop │ │ Do. use │ │ Coke │ │ Do. Gasoline │Kind │Gallon. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 28. FOUNDRY SUPPLIES—FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, ETC. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Brick, arch │Kind │Each. Brick, fire, for shop │ do. │Thousand. Clay, fire │ do. │Ton. Crucibles │Size │Each. Iron, pig │Grade │Ton. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 29. WHEELS, TIRES, AXLES FOR LOCOMOTIVES AND CARS, INCLUDING DRIVING-WHEEL CENTERS; CAST-IRON, STEEL-TIRED, AND ROLLED-STEEL WHEELS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Axles: │ │ Car │Size │Each. Engine-driving │ do. │Pound. Engine-truck │ do. │Each. Passenger-car │ do. │ Do. Tender-truck │ do. │ Do. With wheels applied │Kind and size │Pair. Centers, wheel │Pattern reference │Pound. Tires, coach-wheel │Blue-print reference │ Do. Tires, locomotive │ do. │ Do. Wheels, cast-iron car and │Kind and size │Each. locomotive │ │ Wheels, steel-tired car and │ do. │ Do. locomotive │ │ ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 30. LUMBER, LOCOMOTIVE AND CAR, ROUGH AND FINISHED, INCLUDING MANUFACTURED ARTICLES. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Ash │Grade and size │Board foot. Bass wood │ do. │ Do. Beams: │ │ Brake (wood) │Class and size │Each. Bumper (wood) │Locomotive class │ Do. │ number │ Beech │Grade and size │Board foot. Birch │ do. │ Do. Blinds for cars │Size │Each. Bolsters (wood) │Blue-print reference │ Do. Cabs, engine (wood) │ do. │ Do. Carlines (wood) │ do. │ Do. Catchers, mail │ │ Do. Cedar │Grade and size │Board foot. Ceiling, car │ do. │ Do. Cherry │ do. │ Do. Cleats, cotton │ │Each. Cranes, mail │ │ Do. Cypress │Grade and size │Board foot. Deadwoods │Blue-print reference │Each. Decking, car │Size │Board foot. Doors, car │ do. │Each. Doors, coach │ do. │ Do. Doors, grain │ do. │ Do. Elm │Grade and size │Board foot. Fir │ do. │ Do. Flooring, car │ do. │ Do. Frames: │ │ Door, for car │Size │Each. Window, for car │ do. │ Do. Tender (wood) │ do. │ Do. Gates, coal end │ do. │ Do. Headlining │ do. │Foot. Hickory │Grade and size │Board foot. Lining, car │ do. │ Do. Locust │ do. │ Do. Lumber: │ │ Car and locomotive │Grade, kind, and size │ Do. Grain door │Grade and size │ Do. Mahogany │ do. │ Do. Maple │ do. │ Do. Oak, for cars and locomotives │ do. │ Do. Pine, for cars and locomotives │ do. │ Do. Planks, spring │Blue-print reference │Each. Pilots, engine │ do. │ Do. Poplar │Grade and size │Board foot. Posts, end, door, corner, and │Blue-print reference │Each. side (wood) │ │ Purlins, car (wood) │ do. │ Do. Quarter round for coaches │Grade and size │Linear foot. Sash, window, for coaches │Size │Each. Sheeting, car (wood) │Grade and size │Board foot. Siding, wood, for cars │ do. │ Do. Sills: │ │ Wood, car │ do. │ Do. Tender, end │ do. │Each. Steps: │ │ Caboose (wood) │Size │ Do. Coach (wood) │ do. │ Do. Timbers: │ │ Back end │ do. │ Do. Draft │ do. │ Do. Front end │ do. │ Do. Veneer │Grade and size │Linear foot. Walnut │ do. │Board foot. Whitewood │ do. │ Do. Windows, complete, for coaches │Size │Each. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 31. MACHINERY AND MACHINE TOOLS, INCLUDING ALL POWER-DRIVEN SHOP MACHINERY. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Air compressors and parts │Catalogue reference │Each. Bars, boring │ do. │ Do. Bellows, power │ do. │ Do. Blowers, fan │ do. │ Do. Chasers, die │ do. │Set. Chucks, lathe │ do. │Each. Compressors, air, and parts │ do. │ Do. Cranes, transfer (shop) │ do. │ Do. Cutters: │ │ Flue │ do. │ Do. Gear │ do. │ Do. Power bolt │ do. │ Do. Dies, for power machinery │ do. │Set. Dogs, lathe │ do. │Each. Dynamos and parts │ do. │ Do. Elevators, shop │ do. │ Do. Engines, turntable, and parts │ do. │ Do. Forges, shop │ do. │ Do. Furnaces, shop │ do. │ Do. Hangers, shafting │ do. │ Do. Hoists, pulley (shop) │ do. │ Do. Holders, tool │ do. │ Do. Jaws, lathe │ do. │ Do. Knives, planer │ do. │ Do. Lathes │ do. │ Do. Machinery, shop, and repair parts│ do. │ Do. Machines: │ │ Die-grinding │ do. │ Do. Iron planer │ do. │ Do. Mortising │ do. │ Do. Punch and shear │ do. │ Do. Saw-filing │ do. │ Do. Sewing │ do. │ Do. Wood-planer │ do. │ Do. Woodworking, and parts │ do. │ Do. Magnets, lifting │ do. │ Do. Motors, turntable, and parts │ do. │ Do. Pulleys, shop machinery │ do. │ Do. Saws: │ │ Band │ do. │ Do. Circular │ do. │ Do. Crosscut │ do. │ Do. Rip │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 32. LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS, FIRE BOXES, LOCOMOTIVE TENDERS AND FRAMES. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Boilers, locomotive │Blue-print reference │Each. Cabs, engine (steel) │ do. │ Do. Frames: │ │ Tender (steel) │ do. │ Do. Locomotive (steel) │ do. │ Do. Tanks, locomotive │ do. │ Do. Tenders, locomotive │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 33. TRUCKS FOR EQUIPMENT—LOCOMOTIVE AND CAR. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Trucks: │ │ Car, complete │Kind │Each. Locomotive, complete │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 34. MATERIAL IN PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE. Includes all material being manufactured or finished in the shops on shop or lot orders, and labor on same, which have not been completed. Material to be charged to proper store classification on completion of the order. CLASS 35. FLOATING-EQUIPMENT MATERIAL—ALL SPECIAL MATERIAL PECULIAR TO FLOATING EQUIPMENT. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Anchors, boat │Catalogue reference │Each. Boats: │ │ Life │ do. │ Do. Ferry │ do. │ Do. Boats, and parts │ do. │ Do. Capstans │ do. │ Do. Capstan bars │ do. │ Do. Charts │ do. │ Do. Cloth, sail │ do. │Yard. Fenders, boat │ do. │Each. Grating for hatches │ do. │ Do. Preservers, life │ do. │ Do. Sailcloth │ do. │Yard. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 36. LOCOMOTIVE, TRAIN AND STATION SUPPLIES, INCLUDING TINWARE, ALL KINDS, LANTERNS, TRAIN, SWITCH, AND OTHER SIGNAL LAMPS AND PARTS; LOCOMOTIVE AND CABOOSE TOOL EQUIPMENT, SUCH AS JACKS, SHOVELS, WRECKING FROGS, TRAIN CHAINS, ETC., BAGGAGE AND WAREHOUSE TRUCKS; CABOOSE AND STATION STOVES AND PARTS; TICKET CASES, TOOL HANDLES, AND ALL KINDS OF WOODENWARE. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Adze handles │ │Dozen. Agate cups │ │ Do. Arms, settee │Catalogue reference │Each. Awnings for stations and │Size │ Do. buildings │ │ Axes │Kind and size │Dozen. Badges │Kind │Each. Bags: │ │ Paper │Size │Thousand. Waste paper │ │Each. Barrows, wheel │Kind │ Do. Bars: │ │ Engine tool │ do. │ Do. Gooseneck claw │Size │ Do. Bar, jack, for caboose │ do. │ Do. Basins, tin, wash │ do. │ Do. Baskets: │ │ Clothes │Kind and size │ Do. Coal │ do. │ Do. Beaters, carpet │Kind │Each. Bedding, caboose │ │ Do. Blacking, stove │Kind │Package. Blankets, caboose │Size │Each. Boards: │ │ Bread │ do. │ Do. Cleat │ do. │ Do. Coach │ do. │ Do. Headlight │ do. │ Do. Lamp │ do. │ Do. Meat │ do. │ Do. Stove │ do. │ Do. Bowls: │ │ Closet │Catalogue reference │ Do. Wash │ do. │ Do. Boxes: │ │ Boiler-maker tool │Size │ Do. Conductor’s check │ │ Do. Conductor’s clothes │ │ Do. Engine seat │ │ Do. Engine tool │ │ Do. Fusee │ │ Do. Torpedo and fusee │ │ Do. Train │ │ Do. Brackets: │ │ Blizzard lamp │Catalogue reference │ Do. Lamp (station) │ do. │ Do. Brooms: │ │ Carpet │ │Dozen. Warehouse │ │ Do. Whisk │ │ Do. Wire │ │ Do. Buckets: │ │ Coal │ │Each. Dope │ │ Do. Fire │ │ Do. Galvanized iron │ │ Do. Ice │ │ Do. Sand │ │ Do. Water │ │ Do. Burners: │ │ Lamp │Kind │Dozen. Lantern │ do. │ Do. Candles, emergency, lighting │Size │Pound. Cans: │ │ Oil │Kind and size │Each. Sprinkling │ │ Do. Caps, uniform │Kind and size │ Do. Carts, fire │ │ Carts, mail │Size │ Do. Cases: │ │ Filing │ do. │ Do. Stencil │ do. │ Do. Ticket │ do. │ Do. Castings, station and caboose │Pattern reference │Pound. stove │ │ Chains: │ │ Sandboard │ │Each. Train │ │ Do. Chairs, office │Catalogue reference │ Do. Chalk, all kinds │Kind │Gross. Charges, fire extinguisher │Kind and size │Each. Chimneys, all kinds │Kind │Dozen. Clamps: │ │ Blizzard lamp │ │ Do. Hot-box cooler │ │Each. Switch lamp │ │ Do. Cleaners: │ │ Drain │ │ Do. Window │ │ Do. Cleats, headlight │Size │ Do. Clocks: │ │ Station and office │Catalogue reference │ Do. Watchman │ do. │ Do. Coolers: │ │ Hot box │ │ Do. Water │Size │ Do. Cord: │ │ Bell │ │Foot. Sash │ │Pound. Signal │ │Foot. Corks │Size │Gross. Cots │ │Each. Crayon: │ │ Chalk │Kind │Gross. Railroad │ do. │ Do. School │ do. │ Do. Cupboards │Kind and size │Each. Cups: │ │ Agate │ │Dozen. Tin │ │ Do. Varnish │ │ Do. Curtains, window for buildings │Kind and size │Each. Cushions: │ │ Caboose │Size │ Do. Chair │ do. │ Do. Locomotive │ do. │ Do. Cuspidors │Kind │Dozen. Damper, stove pipe │Size │Each. Desks │Catalogue reference │ Do. Dippers, tin │ │Dozen. Dollies: │ │ Piano │Size │Each. Timber │ do. │ Do. Drawers, money │ │ Do. Drums, stove │Kind and size │ Do. Dust, gold │ │Pound. Elbows, stove pipe │Size │Dozen. Extinguishers, fire │Kind and size │Each. Fenders, stove │Kind │ Do. Fillers, lamp │ do. │Dozen. Flags │ do. │Each. Forks: │ │ Coal │Kind │Dozen. Coke │ do. │ Do. Manure │ do. │ Do. Switch lamp │ do. │ Do. Founts: │ │ Lantern │ do. │ Do. Lamp │ do. │ Do. Frames, headlight number plate │ │ Do. Frogs, rerailing │ │Pair. Funnels │Size │Dozen. Furniture: │ │ Camp │Catalogue reference │Each. Office │ do. │ Do. Station │ do. │ Do. Fusees │Kind │Gross. Glasses: │ │ Cab lamp │Size │Each. Oil cup │ do. │ Do. Globes: │ │ Cab lamp │ │Dozen. Opal gas │Kind │ Do. Lamp │ do. │ Do. Lantern │ │ Do. Switch lamp │ │ Do. Guards: │ │ Dust │Size │Each. Water glass │ do. │ Do. Handles, wood │Kind and size │Dozen. Hatchets │ │ Do. Headlights, oil and parts │Size │Each. Heaters, freight car and parts │Kind │ Do. Hods, coal │ │Dozen. Hoes: │ │ Ash pan │ │ Do. Garden │ │ Do. Holders: │ │ Lamp │ │ Do. Shade │ │ Do. Toilet paper │ │ Do. Hooks: │ │ Clinker │ │Each. Packing │ │ Do. Hoppers, salon building │Catalogue reference │ Do. Indicators, caboose │ │ Do. Irons, packing │ │ Do. Jacks: │ │ Stove │Size │ Do. Caboose │ do. │ Do. Jugs │ do. │ Do. Kegs, water │ do. │ Do. Kitchen ware (camp) │ │ Do. Knives: │ │ Packing │ │ Do. Table for camp │ │ Do. Ladders for building work │Size │Each. Ladders, coach step │ do. │ Do. Lanterns │Kind │ Do. Legs, settee │Catalogue reference │ Do. Lenses │Size and color │Dozen. Lime, chloride of │ │Can. Links, switch rope │Size │Pound. Lockers, sectional shop │ │Each. Lye │ │Case. Mallets, wooden │ │Dozen. Mantles, Welsbach gas │Size │ Do. Matches │ │Case. Mattresses │ │Each. Caboose │ │ Do. Iron bed │ │ Do. Measures, liquid │Size │Dozen. Mops │ do. │Pound. Movers, car │Catalogue reference │Each. Mowers, lawn │ do. │ Do. Oilers │Kind │Dozen. Pails: │ │ Dope │Size │ Do. Fiber │ do. │ Do. Galvanized │ do. │ Do. Rubber │ do. │ Do. Tin │ do. │ Do. Wooden │ do. │ Do. Pans: │ │ Drip │ do. │Each. Dust │ │Dozen. Paper, toilet │ │Case. Parts: │ │ For bunk car stoves │Kind │Pound. For caboose stoves │ do. │ Do. For station stoves │ │ Do. Pearline │ │ Do. Picks: │ │ Coal │ │Each. Ice │ │ Do. Pillows │Size │ Do. Pipe, stove │ do. │Joints. Pokers: │ │ Fire │ │Each. Front end │ │ Do. Stove │ │ Do. Poles: │ │ Ice │ │ Do. Log │ │ Do. Pike │ │ Do. Push │ │ Do. Signal lamp │ │ Do. Tent │ │ Do. Window │ │ Do. Polish: │ │ Enameline │ │Can. Mexoline │ │ Do. Silver │ │ Do. Star metal │ │ Do. Stove │ │ Do. Tripoline │ │ Do. Pomade, putz │ │ Do. Pots: │ │ Marking │ │Dozen. Tallow │ │ Do. Presses: │ │ Letter │ │Each. Seal │ │ Do. Waybill │ │ Do. Pumps, oil │Catalogue reference │ Do. Racks, towel, for buildings │ │ Do. Radiators │Catalogue reference │ Do. Rakes, garden │ │Dozen. Ratchets: │ │ Headlight burner │Kind │Each. Mail-car lamp burner │ do. │ Do. Reels, hose │Size │ Do. Reflectors: │ │ Headlight │ │ Do. Lamp │ │ Do. Lantern │ │ Do. Replacers, car │ │Pair. Rests, stove foot │Catalogue reference │Each. Rings: │ │ Seal │ │ Do. Ventilator │Size │ Do. Ropes, switch │ │ Do. Safes, iron │ │ Do. Sapolio │ │Case. Saws, hand │Size │Dozen. Screws, can │ │Gross. Seals, car │ │Thousand. Seats, hopper (building) │Catalogue reference │Each. Seeds, garden and grass │Kind │Package. Settees │Catalogue reference │Each. Shades: │ │ Lamp (oil) │Kind │ Do. Roller │ do. │ Do. Window │ do. │ Do. Shakers, stove │ do. │ Do. Shovels: │ │ Fire │ │ Do. Scoop │ │ Do. Snow │ │ Do. Signs: │ │ Caboose │Kind │ Do. Coach │ do. │ Do. Skids │Size │ Do. Slips, pillow │ do. │ Do. Soap: │ │ Common │Kind │Case. Laundry │ do. │ Do. Toilet │ do. │ Do. Spittoons │ │Each. Staffs, flag │ │ Do. Stands, waybill press │ │ Do. Stools, office │ │ Do. Stops, chimney │Size │ Do. Stoves: │ │ Bunk car, and parts │Kind │Pound. Caboose, and parts │ do. │ Do. Station, and parts │ do. │ Do. Stretchers, invalid │ │Each. Tables, telegraph │Size │ Do. Tableware for camps │ │ Do. Tanks, station oil │Size │ Do. Tapers, wax │ │Box. Tents │Size │Each. Thermometers │ do. │ Do. Thimbles, stovepipe │ do. │ Do. Tinware │Kind │Dozen. Tongs, ice │Size │Pair. Tops, lamp │Kind │Each. Torches, tin │ │Dozen. Torpedoes │ │Gross. Traps, mouse or rat │Catalogue reference │Dozen. Trimmers, lamp │ │Pair. Tripoli │ │Pound. Tripoline │ │Can. Trucks: │ │ Baggage │Size │Each. Warehouse │ │ Do. Tubs: │ │ Bath, for buildings │Catalogue reference │ Do. Wash │Size │ Do. Tumblers, glass │ │Dozen. Uniforms │Kind │Each. Urinals for building │Catalogue reference │ Do. Ventilators for buildings and │ do. │ Do. coaches │ │ Wagons, baggage │Size │ Do. Wheels: │ │ Truck │Kind │ Do. Wheelbarrow │ do. │ Do. Wicks, lamp │ do. │Gross. Wicking, candle │ do. │Pound. Willow ware │ do. │Each. Woodenware │ do. │ Do. Wringers │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 37. OIL HOUSE MATERIAL, ALL KINDS, INCLUDING LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASE, ILLUMINATING OILS, BOILER COMPOUND, ALL KINDS, WASTE ALL KINDS. DOES NOT INCLUDE GASOLINE. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Barrels, empty │Kind │Each. Bungs, barrel │Size │ Do. Carboys │ do. │ Do. Compound: │ │ Boiler │Kind │Pound. Drilling │ do. │ Do. Soft soap │ do. │ Do. Disinfectant │ do. │Pound or │ │ gallon. Dope │ │Pound. Grease: │ │ Antirust │Kind │ Do. Badger │ │ Do. Center plate │ │ Do. Rod cup │ │ Do. Oil: │ │ Illuminating │Kind │Gallon. Lubricating │ │ Do. Pneumatic hammer │ │ Do. Pitch │ │Pound. Soap, jelly oil │ │ Do. Waste │Kind │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 38. ICE, SAWDUST, AND HAY AND STRAW FOR ICEHOUSES. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Hay, for packing ice │Kind │Ton. Ice │ │ Do. Sawdust │ │ Do. Straw │ │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 39. FUEL, LOCOMOTIVE, INCLUDING COAL AND WOOD, AND FUEL OIL FOR LOCOMOTIVE USE ONLY. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Coal, lump and slack for │Kind │Ton. locomotive │ │ Oil, fuel for locomotives │ do. │Gallon. Wood, for locomotives │ do. │Cords. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 40. FUEL FOR STATIONS AND CARS; INCLUDES COAL, COKE, AND WOOD. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Coal, lump and slack, for │Kind │Ton. stations and cars │ │ Wood for stations │ do. │Cords. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 41. COMMISSARY SUPPLIES FOR DINING CARS, HOTELS, AND RESTAURANTS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Bread │Kind │Loaf. Butter │ do. │Pound. Cake │ do. │Each. Chinaware │Catalogue reference │ Do. Cigars │Kind │Box. Cigarettes │ do. │ Do. Cocoa │ do. │Pound. Cocoanut │ do. │ Do. Coffee │ do. │ Do. Commissary supplies │ │ Cooking utensils │ │ Corn meal │Kind │Pound. Corn starch │ do. │ Do. Crackers │ do. │ Do. Cream do │ │Gallon. Crockery │ │ Cutlery │ │ Fish, all kinds │ │Pound. Fruit, fresh and canned │ │ Game, all kinds │ │ Glassware for commissary │ │ department │ │ Gridirons │Catalogue reference │Each. Groceries │ │ Hominy │ │ Kitchenware for dining cars │ │ Knives for dining cars │ │ Meats, fresh, salted, and canned │ │ Milk │ │ Molasses │ │ Oatmeal │ │ Olives │ │ Oysters │ │ Pantry ware │ │ Pepper │ │ Pies │ │ Preserves │ │ Queensware │ │ Spices │ │ Starch, corn │ │ Steaks and chops │ │ Suet │ │ Sugar │ │ Sirup │ │ Tableware for diners │ │ Tea │ │ Toothpicks │ │ Vegetables, fresh and canned │ │ Vinegar │ │ Water for dining cars │ │ ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 42. PIPE, IRON AND STEEL, EXCEPT BOILER FLUES. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Casing, well │Size │Foot. Pipe: │ │ Extra heavy steel │ do. │ Do. Galvanized │ do. │ Do. Steel │ do. │ Do. Wrought iron │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 43. PIPE FITTINGS—ALL KINDS—FOR STEAM, AIR AND WATER, VALVES AND COCKS FOR SAME. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Air cocks │Catalogue reference │Each. Bends: │ │ Iron pipe │Size │ Do. Railing │ do. │ Do. Y │ do. │ Do. Branches, iron pipe │ do. │ Do. Bushings, pipe │ do. │ Do. Caps, pipe │ do. │ Do. Cocks: │ │ Air, tee handle │Catalogue reference │ Do. Bibb │ do. │ Do. Brine │ do. │ Do. Check and waste │ do. │ Do. Compression hose │ do. │ Do. Frost │ do. │ Do. Gauge │ do. │ Do. Hydrant │ do. │ Do. Plug │ do. │ Do. Steam │ do. │ Do. Stop │ do. │ Do. Stop and waste │ do. │ Do. Siphon │ do. │ Do. Couplings, pipe │Size │ Do. Crosses, pipe │ do. │ Do. Disks, valve │Kind and size │Dozen. Elbows, iron pipe │Size │Each. Faucets │Kind and size │ Do. Fittings, pipe │ do. │ Do. Flanges, pipe │Size │ Do. Gates: │ │ Molasses │ do. │ Do. Oil │ do. │ Do. Gauges, water │ do. │Set. Hangers: │ │ Expansion pipe │Catalogue reference │Each. Pipe │ do. │ Do. Hooks, pipe, conductor │ do. │ Do. Joints, expansion pipe │ do. │ Do. Nipples: │ │ Pipe │Size │ Do. Radiator │ do. │ Do. Soldering │ do. │ Do. Nozzles, brass hose │ do. │ Do. Nuts, lock (pipe) │ do. │ Do. Plates: │ │ Floor (pipe) │ do. │ Do. Hook (pipe) │ do. │ Do. Plugs, pipe │Size │Each. Reducers, pipe │ do. │ Do. Saddles, pipe │ do. │ Do. Tees, pipe │ do. │ Do. Unions: │ │ Pipe │ do. │ Do. Soldering │ do. │ Do. Valves: │ │ Angle │ do. │ Do. Butterfly │ do. │ Do. Check │ do. │ Do. Cross │ do. │ Do. Foot │ do. │ Do. Gate │ do. │ Do. Globe │ do. │ Do. Plug │ do. │ Do. Radiator │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 44. ELECTRIC LIGHTING MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES FOR STATIONS AND GROUNDS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Adjustable brackets, electric │Catalogue reference │Each. Adjusters, cord, electric │ do. │ Do. Ammeters │ do. │ Do. Annunciators │ do. │ Do. Armatures │Kind │ Do. Bases, electric │ do. │ Do. Bells, electric │Catalogue reference │ Do. Boxes, cut-out electric │ do. │ Do. Brushes, carbon │Size │ Do. Bulbs, electric │Size and voltage │ Do. Bushings, conduit │Catalogue reference │ Do. Buttons, electric ceiling │ do. │ Do. Buzzers, electric │ do. │ Do. Cable, electric │ do. │Foot. Coils, resistance │ do. │Each. Commutators, electric │ do. │ Do. Conduit, electrical │ do. │Foot. Controllers, circuit │ do. │Each. Covers, battery │ do. │ Do. Dials, electric │ do. │ Do. Fans, electric, for buildings │ do. │ Do. Fiber, electric │Size │Foot. Fixtures, electric, for buildings│Catalogue reference │Each. Fuses, electric │ do. │ Do. Gongs, electric │ do. │ Do. Guards, electric light │ do. │ Do. Holders, electric lamp │ do. │ Do. Insulators, electric │ do. │ Do. Knobs, porcelain electric │ │ Lamps, incandescent │Size and voltage │Each. Loom, circular │ do. │Foot. Mica, electric │Catalogue reference │Pound. Plugs, electric │ do. │Each. Receptacles, electric │ do. │ Do. Reels, cable, building electric │Size │ Do. wire │ │ Shades, electric │Catalogue reference │Each. Slate, electric │ do. │Square foot. Sockets, electric │ do. │Each. Sticks, soldering │ do. │ Do. Switches, electric │ do. │ Do. Tape, electric │Kind │Pound. Trays, battery │Catalogue reference │Each. Tubes, electric wiring │ do. │ Do. Tubing, hard rubber electric │Size │Foot. Wire, electric │Kind │Pound. Zincs, battery │Catalogue reference │Each. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 45. HARDWARE, ALL KINDS, INCLUDING NAILS, JACKS (EXCEPT TRACK), SMALL HAND TOOLS, EMERY WHEELS, WIRE, AND WIRE CLOTH. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Air tools and parts │Catalogue reference │Each. Anvils │Size and weight │ Do. Augers: │ │ Bung │Size │Dozen. Machine │ do. │ Do. Ship │ do. │ Do. Balances, sash │Catalogue reference │ Do. Balls, steel │Size │Hundred. Bars, jack │ do. │Each. Bellows, hand │Catalogue reference │ Do. Bitts: │ │ Auger │Size │Dozen. Car machine │ do. │ Do. Drill │ do. │ Do. Hollow chisel │ do. │ Do. Machine │ do. │ Do. Blades, hack saw │ do. │ Do. Blanks, key │Kind │ Do. Blocks: │ │ Pulley │Kind and size │Each. Snatch │ do. │ Do. Bolts: │ │ Door │Size │Dozen. Barrel │ do. │ Do. Cap │ do. │Hundred. Chain, for buildings │ do. │Dozen. Stove │ do. │Hundred. Window sash │ do. │Dozen. Borers, bung │ do. │ Do. Braces: │ │ Carpenter │ do. │ Do. Ratchet │ do. │ Do. Brackets, shelf │ do. │Pair. Brads │ do. │Pound. Brushes: │ │ Expansion flue │ do. │Each. File │ do. │ Do. Steel tube │ do. │ Do. Buckles, harness │ do. │Gross. Burrs, copper │ do. │ Do. Butts │ do. │Dozen pair. Calipers │Size │Pair. Casters, chair │ do. │Dozen. Cards, file │ do. │ Do. Catches, cupboard │Catalogue reference │ Do. Chain: │ │ Brass │Kind and size │Foot. German coil │ do. │ Do. Checks, door, for buildings │Catalogue reference │Each. Chisels: │ │ Cape │Size │ Do. Carpenter │ do. │ Do. Cold │ do. │ Do. Diamond point │ do. │ Do. Framing │ do. │ Do. Hollow │ do. │ Do. Machinist’s │ do. │ Do. Set │ do. │ Do. Wood │ do. │ Do. Cleaners, flue │ do. │ Do. Cloth, wire │ do. │Yard. Coppers, soldering │ do. │Each. Cotters, spring │ do. │Thousand. Crayon, metal workers │Kind │Gross. Cutters: │ │ Emery wheel │ do. │Each. Glass │ do. │Dozen. Pipe and parts │Kind and size │Each. Dies and stocks │Catalogue reference │Set. Dies, pipe │ do. │Each. Dividers │ do. │Pair. Dressers, emery wheel │Kind │Set. Drills: │ │ Stone │Catalogue reference. │Each. Twist │Kind and size │ Do. Wire │ do. │ Do. Drivers, screw │Size │Dozen. Ears, kettle │Kind and size │Pound and │ │ gross. Elbows, down-spout │Size │Each. Escutcheons, lock, buildings │Catalogue reference │ Do. Expanders, flue │Size │ Do. Eyes, screw │ do. │Gross. Fasteners: │ │ Door, buildings │Catalogue reference │Each. Sash, buildings │ do. │ Do. Window, buildings │ do. │ Do. Fastenings, wire rope │Kind and size │ Do. Figures: │ │ Pattern │Size │Hundred. Steel │ do. │Set. Files │Kind and size │Dozen. Flashing, galvanized iron │Kind │Foot. Forges, portable │Catalogue reference │Each. Frames: │ │ Hack saw │Size │Dozen. Wrench │Kind and size │ Do. Furnaces, portable │Catalogue reference │Each. Gauges, wheel │ │ Do. Gimlets │Size │ Do. Glasses, level │ do. │Dozen. Grindstones: │ │ Machine │Catalogue reference │Each. Shop │ do. │ Do. Gutter, galvanized │Size │Foot. Hammers: │ │ Car repair │ do. │Dozen. Claw │ do. │ Do. Engineer │ do. │ Do. Machinists’ │ do. │ Do. Handles: │ │ Chest │Catalogue reference │Pair. Door │ do. │ Do. Hangers, door, for buildings │ do. │ Do. Hasps, hinge │Size │ Do. Hinges: │ │ Standard building │Catalogue reference │ Do. Strap │Size │ Do. Tee │ do. │ Do. Holders, door (building) │ do. │ Do. Hooks: │ │ Belt │Catalogue reference │Hundred. Box │ do. │Dozen. Coat │ do. │ Do. Harness │Size │Gross. Screw │ do. │ Do. Hooks and eyes │ do. │ Do. Irons, soldering │ do. │Each. Jacks: │ │ Bridge │Catalogue reference │ Do. Car repair │ do. │ Do. Shop tool │ do. │ Do. Jaws, wrench │Kind │ Do. Keepers, door, for building │Catalogue reference │ Do. Keys: │ │ Building lock │ do. │Dozen. Split │Size │Thousand. Knives: │ │ Drawing │Catalogue reference │Each. Plaster │ do. │Dozen. Knobs, door, for building │ do. │Each. Lacing, metallic belt │Kind │Hundred foot. Ladles, melting │Catalogue reference │Each. Latches, door, building │ do. │ Do. Letters: │ │ Pattern │Kind │Hundred. Steel │Size │Set Lifts, sash, for building │Catalogue reference │Each. Lines: │ │ Mason │ │ Do. Tape │Kind │ Do. Locks: │ │ Building │Catalogue reference │ Do. Hand car │ │ Do. Pad │Catalogue reference │ Do. Machines, hand pipe cutting │ do. │ Do. Measures, tape │ do. │ Do. Nails, wire │Kind │Pound. Padlocks │Catalogue reference │Each. Parts for pneumatic tools │ do. │ Do. Pencils: │ │ Slate │ │Gross. Soapstone │ │ Do. Pins, escutcheon, for building │Catalogue reference │Each. Plates, die │ do. │ Do. Pliers: │ │ Burner │ do. │ Do. Fence │ do. │ Do. Gas │ do. │ Do. Plumbs and levels │ do. │ Do. Points, glazier │Size │Gross. Pots, glue and shellac │Catalogue reference │Each. Pulls, drawer, for building │ do. │ Do. Pullers, nail │ do. │ Do. Pulleys: │ │ Awning │ do. │ Do. Frame │ do. │ Do. Punches, belt │ do. │ Do. Rail, barn door │Kind │Foot. Rasps │Kind and size │Dozen. Reamers │Catalogue reference │Each. Rings, harness │Size │Gross. Rings for flue expander │ do. │Each. Rivets: │ │ Brass │ do. │Pound. Copper │ do. │ Do. Sectional │ do. │ Do. Tinners’ │ do. │ Do. Rollers: │ │ Barn door │Catalogue reference │Set. Flue │Size │Each. Rules │Catalogue reference │ Do. Screen, wire │Size │Square foot. Screws: │ │ Cap │ do. │Hundred. Jack │Catalogue reference │Each. Machine │Size │Hundred. Set │ do. │ Do. Wood │ do. │Gross. Sets: │ │ Rivet │Catalogue reference │Each. Saw │ do. │ Do. Shears, tinners’ │Size │Pair. Snips, tinners’ │ do. │ Do. Sockets, drill │Catalogue reference │Each. Spikes: │ │ Wire │Size │Pound. Wrought │ do. │ Do. Spout, down, and fittings │ do. │ Springs, door, for building │Catalogue reference │Each. Squares: │ │ Steel │Size │ Do. Try │ do. │ Do. Stamps, steel │Kind and size │Set. Staples, standard hardware │ do. │Gross. Stone, grind, for shop use │Size │Each. Stops, door, for buildings │Catalogue reference │ Do. Studs, belt │Size │Gross. Tacks │ do. │Pound. Tapes, measuring │Kind │Dozen. Taps: │ │ Boiler │Kind │Each. Bolt │ do. │ Do. Hand │ do. │ Do. Machinists’ │ do. │ Do. Machine nut │ do. │ Do. Mud │Catalogue reference │ Do. Patch bolt │ do. │ Do. Pipe │ do. │ Do. Spindle │ do. │ Do. Stay bolt │ do. │ Do. Washout │ do. │ Do. Tees, down spout │Size │ Do. Tin, valley │ do. │Foot. Tongs, blacksmith │ do. │Pair. Tools: │ │ Air, and parts │Catalogue reference │Each. Cleaning │ do. │ Do. Torches, gasoline blow │ do. │ Do. Track, barn door │ do. │Foot. Trough, eaves │Kind and size │Each. Turns, cupboard │Catalogue reference │ Do. Trowels │ do. │ Do. Vises: │ │ Machinists’ │ do. │ Do. Pipe │ do. │ Do. Weights, sash │ do. │ Do. Wheels: │ │ Emery │Size │Pound. Pipe cutter │Kind and size │Each. Wire: │ │ Brass │Size │ Do. Copper │ do. │ Do. Iron │ do. │ Do. Music │ do. │ Do. Steel │ do. │ Do. Wrenches: │ │ Alligator │Kind and size │ Do. Except track │ do. │ Do. Monkey │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 46. RUBBER AND LEATHER GOODS, INCLUDING AIR, STEAM, AND WATER HOSE, ALL KINDS, INCLUDING METALLIC PACKING; ASBESTOS, ROPE, BELTING, PIPE COVERING, BOILER LAGGING. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Air-brake hose │Kind │Each. Air-brake hose couplings │ do. │ Do. Air signal hose │ do. │ Do. Asbestos, sheet │Size │Pound. Balls, rubber for baker heaters │ │Each. Belting: │ │ Leather │Size │Foot. Rubber │ do. │ Do. Boots, rubber │ do. │Pair. Cement, asbestos │Kind │Pound. Clamps: │ │ Air hose │Size │ Do. Steam hose │ do. │ Do. Water │ do. │ Do. Cloth, rubber │Size │Pound. Connections, water and air hose │Kind and size │Each. Couplers, hose │ do. │ Do. Couplings: │ │ Waste pipe, rubber │ do. │ Do. Water, air, and steam hose │ do. │ Do. Covering: │ │ Boiler │ do. │Square foot. Pipe │ do. │Linear foot. Diaphragms, vacuum brake │Size │Each. Felt │ │Pound. Fillets, leather │Size │ Do. Gaskets: │ │ Copper │ do. │Hundred. Handhole plate │ do. │Pound. Leather │ do. │Hundred. McKimm │ do. │ Do. Rubber │ do. │Each and │ │ pound. Gloves, rubber │ do. │Dozen pair. Hose: │ │ Air brake │ do. │Foot. Anaconda │ do. │ Do. Fire │ do. │ Do. Garden │ do. │ Do. Pneumatic │ do. │ Do. Steam │ do. │ Do. Water │ do. │ Do. Lacing, rawhide │ do. │Hundred feet. Lagging: │ │ Boiler │ do. │Square foot. Pump │ do. │Set. Leather: │ │ Harness │ do. │Pound. Sole │ do. │ Do. Lines, ditching │Length │Each. Marlin │Size │Pound. Millboard, asbestos │ do. │ Do. Nipples: │ │ Air hose │ do. │Each. Steam hose │ do. │ Do. Oakum │ │Pound. Packing, all kinds │Kind and size │ Do. Paste, pipe covering │Kind │ Do. Plugs, basin (rubber) │Size │Dozen. Rings: │ │ Piston packing │Kind and size │Pound and set. Valve stem packing │ do. │ Do. Rope, manila │Size │Pound. Rubbers, Eames brake │ do. │Each. Stoppers, basin │ do. │Dozen. Tubing, rubber │ do. │Foot. Valves, rubber │ do. │Each. Wicking, asbestos │ do. │Pound. Yarn, lath │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 47. GLASS, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES, SUCH AS BRUSHES, SCRAPERS, SAND AND EMERY PAPER AND CLOTH; ALSO PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNISHES, ALL KINDS, FOR EQUIPMENT AND BUILDINGS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Acid: │ │ Muriatic │Kind │Pound. Nitric │ do. │ Do. Oxalic, crystals │ do. │ Do. Sulphuric │ do. │ Do. Acetylene gas │ do. │Cubic foot. Alabastine │ do. │ Alcohol │ do. │Gallon. Alum │ do. │Pound. Aluminum leaf │ do. │Book. Aluminum powder │ do. │Pound. Ammonia │ do. │Gallon. Ammoniac, sal │ do. │Pound. Arsenate of soda │ do. │Gallon. Arseniate of soda │ do. │ Do. Asphaltum │ do. │ Do. Bandages, muslin │Size │Roll. Beeswax │Kind │Pound. Benzine │ do. │Gallon. Bicarbonate of potash │ do. │Pound. Bicarbonate of soda │ do. │ Do. Biscuit, rat │ do. │Package. Borax │ do. │Pound. Boxes, medical supply │ do. │Each. Bran │ do. │Pound. Brushes: │ │ Counter │ do. │Each. Duster │ do. │ Do. Floor │ do. │ Do. Painters’ │ do. │ Do. Cement: │ │ Pipe joint │ do. │Pound. Rubber │ do. │Gallon. Cloth: │ │ Carborundum │Number │Ream. Emery │ do. │ Do. Colors: │ │ Dry │Kind │Pound. Mixed │ do. │Gallon. In oil │ do. │ Do. Compound, welding │Size │Pound. Cornstarch │ │ Do. Cotton, absorbent │ │ Drugs │ │ Dusters: │ │ Feather │ │Dozen. Painters’ │Kind and size │ Do. Emery │Kind │Pound. Ether │ │ Flour, molders’ │Grade │ Do. Formaldehyde │ │Gallon. Gas, acetylene │Kind │Cubic foot. Glass, window, all kinds │Kind and size │Light and box. Glue: │ │ Common │Kind │Pound. Liquid │ do. │Gallon. Glycerine: │ │ Crude │ │ Pure │ │ Graphite, flake │ │Pound. Instruments, surgical │ │ Knives, putty │Catalogue reference │Dozen. Lead: │ │ Red │ │Pound. White │ │ Do. Manganese, black oxide │ │ Do. Mirrors │Size │Each. Oxygen │ │Cubic foot. Paper: │ │ Emery │Grade │Ream. Sand │ do. │ Do. Plumbago │ │Pound. Potash, prussiate of │ │ Do. Potassium, cyanide of │ │ Do. Putty │ │ Do. Resin │ │ Do. Sal ammoniac │ │ Do. Sal soda │ │ Do. Salts, soldering │ │ Do. Scrapers, paint │Catalogue reference │Dozen. Shellac │Kind │Pound and │ │ gallon. Skins, chamois │Size │Kip. Smaltz │Kind │Pound. Soda: │ │ Arsenate of │ do. │Gallon. Arseniate of │ do. │ Do. Bicarbonate of │ │Pound. Caustic │ │ Do. Sal │ │ Do. Spatulas │Catalogue reference │Dozen. Sponges │ │ Do. Starch, corn │ │Pound. Steel, crushed │Size │ Do. Stone: │ │ Pumice │ │Each. Rubbing │ │ Do. Sulphur │ │Pound. Supplies for medical boxes │ │ Turpentine │ │Gallon. Varnish │Kind │ Do. Vaseline │ │Pound. Vinegar │ │Gallon. Vitriol, liquid acid │ │Pound. Wax: │ │ Bees │ │ Do. Floor │ │ Do. Whiting │ │ Do. Yellow chrome │ │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 48. STATIONERY AND PRINTING. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Baskets, waste paper │Kind │Each. Blanks of all kinds │ do. │Thousand. Baths, blotter │ do. │Each. Blotters │Size │Hundred. Cards, playing │Kind │Package. Clips, paper │ do. │Box. Cloth, bookbinders’ │Kind │Yard. Crayon, lumber │ do. │Gross. Envelopes │Kind and size │Thousand. Files, letter and paper │Kind │Each. Hektograph composition │ │ Ink │ │Quart. Pans, hektograph │Size │Each. Paper: │ │ All kinds, stationery │ │ Blank │ │ Blotting │ │ Carbon │ │ Wrapping │ │ Pencils, lead │ │ Pens, writing │ │ Rulers │ │ Ruling pens │ │ Scales, postal │ │ Shears, office │ │Pair. Tablets, paper │ │Each. Trays, pin │ │ Do. Twine │ │Pound. Typewriters │Kind │Each. Wax, sealing │ do. │ Do. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 49. POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING STEAM AND ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS AND GENERATING STATIONS; MOTORS AND OTHER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT FOR OPERATING SHOP MACHINERY. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Armatures. │Kind. │Each. Arms, trolley pole │Catalogue reference │ Do. Brushes, carbon │Size │ Do. Cables, electric │Catalogue reference │Foot. Coils, resistance │ do. │Each. Commutators, electrical │ do. │ Do. Controllers, circuit │ do. │ Do. Covers, battery │ do. │ Do. Dynamos and parts │ do. │ Do. Fuses, electric │ do. │ Do. Generators, electric │ do. │ Do. Jars, battery │ do. │ Do. Poles, trolley │ do. │ Do. Slate, electrical │ do. │ Do. Stacks for shop buildings │Size │ Do. Stokers, and parts mechanical, │Catalogue reference │ Do. for power house │ │ Switches, electrical │ do. │ Do. Transformers, current │ do. │ Do. Turbines and parts │ do. │ Do. Wire, electrical │Kind │Pound. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── CLASS 50. SCRAP, ALL KINDS, INCLUDING SCRAP RAILS. ─────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────┬────────────── Item. │ Description. │ Unit. ─────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┼────────────── Rail, scrap. │Kind │Gross ton. Scrap, all kinds │ do. │Ton. ─────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┴────────────── INDEX. Class No. Acid: Muriatic, 47 Nitric, 47 Oxalic, 47 Sulphuric, 47 Acetylene gas, 47 Acorns, silk, 24 Adjustable brackets, electric, 44 Adjusters, cord, electric, 44 Adzes, 1C Adze handles, 36 Adjusters, slack, 22 Agate cups, 36 Air-brake hose, 46 Air-brake hose couplings, 46 Air-brake material, except hose couplings, 22 Air cocks, tee-handle, 43 Air compressors, 31 Air-hardening tool steel, 15 Air-pipe clamps, 18 Air-pump governors, 22 Air pumps and parts, 22 Air-pump packing, 46 Air tools and parts, 45 Air signal hose, 46 Aisle carpets, 24 Aisle mats, 24 Alabastine, 47 Alarm bells, 44 Alcohol, 47 Alligator wrenches, 45 Alum, 47 Aluminum, 47 Aluminum powder, 47 Aluminum wire, 45 American continuous rods and keys, 18 Ammeters, 2A and 44 Ammonia, 47 Ammoniac, Sal, 47 Anchors, rail for wreckers, 1C Anchor bolts, 11 Anaconda hose, 46 Angle bars, 1B Angle iron and steel for cars and locomotives, 15 Angle iron and steel for structural work, 6 Angle valves, 43 Annunciators, 26–44 Annealed iron wire, 45 Annealed tool steel, 15 Anthracite coal (coaches), 40 Antimony, 14 Antirail creepers, 1B Antifriction metal, 14 Anvils, 45 Arc lamps, 44 Arch bars, 18 Arch brick, 28 Arch flues, 13 Arctic cup grease, 37 Armatures, 25, 26, 44, 49 Arm brackets, 2A Arms: Interlocking, 2A Settee, 36 Trolley pole, 49 Arresters, lightning, 2A–2B Arsenate of soda, 47 Arseniate of soda, 47 Asbestos: Gaskets, 46 Cement, 46 Boiler covering, 46 Mill board, 46 Packing, 46 Paint (roof), 47 Pipe covering, 46 Sheet, 46 Ash cans, 36 Ash lumber, 30 Ash-pan hoes, 36 Ash pan for locomotives, 32 Ash soda, 3 Asphalt, 3 Asphalt paving blocks, 3 Asphaltum, 47 Auger bits, 45 Augers: Bung, 45 Machine, 45 Post-hole, 1C Ship, 45 Automatic signals, 2A Awning cloth, 24 Awnings for stations and buildings, 36 Axes, 36 Axles: Car, 29 Engine-driving, 29 Engine-truck, 29 Passenger-car, 29 Tender-truck, 29 With wheels applied, 29 B. Babbitt, 14 Badges, 36 Bags: Cement, 3 Cloth for washout uses, 3 Paper, 36 Waste paper, 36 Baggage trucks, 36 Baker heaters, 24 Baker heater parts, 24 Balances, sash, 45 Ball asbestos, 47 Balls: Rubber for baker heaters, 46 Steel, 45 Ballast forks, 1C Ballast levelers and parts, 9C Ballast plows, 9C Ballast spreaders, 9C Ballast unloaders, 9C Bands, corner, 18 Bands, Russia iron, 15 Band saws, 31 Bandages, muslin, 47 Barn door rollers, 45 Barn door track, 45 Barrel bolts, 45 Barrels, empty, 37 Barrows, wheel, 36 Bars: Angle, 1B Arch, 18 Boring, 31 Brass, 14 Copper, 14 Engine tool, 36 Draw between engine and tender, 17 Concrete, 3 Goose neck claw for stations, 36 Guide, 17 Iron, 15 Jack, 36, 45 Offset angle, 1B Pressed steel side, 19 Track tool, 1C Transmission, 17 Z, 15 Steel, 15 Bases: Electric, 44 Lightning arrester, 2A–2B Basin plugs, 46 Basin stoppers, 46 Basins: Coach, wash, 24 Wash, tin, 36 Basket racks, 24 Baskets: Clothes, 36 Coal, 36 Waste paper, 48 Basswood lumber, 30 Bathtubs and fittings for cars, 24 Batteries: Dry, 2B Signal, 2A Storage, passenger car, 26 Telegraph and parts, 2B Battery chutes, 2A Battery jars for signal work, 2A Battery jars for telegraph work, 2B Battery wells, 2A Battery zincs, 2A–2B Battens, O. G., 4 Batting, cotton, 24 Beading, window, 4 Beams: Brake, wood, 30 Brake, metal, 18 Brake, parts for, 18 Bridge, 6 Bumper, wood, 30 Bumper, steel, 19 I for structural work, 6 Scale, 9A Bearings: Gravity side, 20 Journal, 21 Beaters, carpet, 36 Beds, coach, 24 Bedding, 24–36 Beech lumber, 30 Beech cross plank, 4 Beeswax, 47 Bell cord, 36 Bushings, 24 Couplings, 24 Guides, 24 Hangers, 24 Holders, 24 Hooks, 24 Straps, 24 Bell ringers: Leather, 23 Parts, 23 Bells: Electric, 44 Road cross and signal, 2A Scale gong, 9A Bellows: Hand, 45 Power, 31 Belt dressing, 47 Belt hooks, 45 Belt lacing: Leather, 46 Wire, 46 Belt punches, 45 Belt studs, 45 Belting: Leather, 46 Rubber, 46 Bench screws, 36 Benches for shops use, 4 Benders: Rail, 1C Rail parts for, 1C Bends: Cast iron pipe, 3 Iron pipe, 43 Railing, 43 Vitrified, 3 Y, 43 Benzine, 47 Bibb cocks, 43 Bicarbonate of potash, 47 Bicarbonate of soda, 47 Billets, steel for loco rods, 17 Billiard cloth, 24 Binder bolts, 11 Binder plates for ferry boats, 35 Binding, carpet, 24 Birch lumber, 30 Biscuit, rat, 47 Bits: Auger, 45 Car machine, 45 Drill, 45 Hollow chisel, 45 Machine, 45 Track drill, 1C Bituminous coal: Shop use, 27 Locomotives, 39 Stations and car, 40 Black oxide, manganese, 47 Black smaltz, 47 Blacking, stove, 36 Blacksmith anvils, 45 Blacksmith coal, 27 Blades: Dwarf for mechanical signals, 2A Dwarf for electro pneumatic signals, 2A Eccentric, 17 Hack saw, 45 Semaphore, 2A Blasting caps, 3 Blasting fuse, 3 Blasting powder, 3 Bleeder cocks, 43 Blind fasteners: Coach, 24 Building, 45 Blind pulls: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Blinds for buildings, 4 Blinds for cars, 30 Blizzard lamps, 36 Blizzard lamps: Brackets, 36 Clamps, 36 Block signals, 2A Blocks: Cement, 3 Concrete, 3 Cast-iron heel for frogs, 1A Cast-iron heel for switches, 1A Cast-iron for guard rail, 1A Paving, 3 Sighting, 1C Pulley, wood or steel, 45 Snatch, wood or steel, 45 Blocking: Frog, cast-iron, 1A Frog, wood, 4 Guard rail, cast-iron, 1A Guard rail, wood, 4 Switch, cast-iron, 1A Switch, wood, 4 Blower elbows, 21 Blowers, fan, 31 Blow-off cocks, 23 Blotters, 48 Blotters, baths, 48 Blue smaltz, 47 Bluestone, 47 Blue vitriol, crystals, 2A Boards: Bread, 36 Cleat, 36 Coach, 36 Headlight, 36 Lamp, 36 Level, 1C Meat, 36 Roadway sign, 4 Slow and stops, 4 Stove, 36 Boat anchors, 35 Boat fenders, 35 Boat oar, 35 Boat parts, 35 Boat rudders, 35 Boat spikes, 1C Boats, life, 35 Body bolsters: Iron or steel, 18 Wood, 30 Boiler check valves, 23 Boiler covering, 46 Boiler flues, 13 Boiler lagging, 46 Boiler makers tool boxes, 36 Boiler rivets, 11 Boiler steel, 16 Boiler studs, 11 Boiler taps, 45 Boiler washer testers, 23 Boilers for heat and light buildings, 9A Boilers: For locomotives, 32 For water stations, 9A Bolsters: Iron, 18 Steel, 18 Wood, 30 Bolts: Anchor, 11 Barrel, 45 Bridge, 11 Binder, 11 Button head, 11 Cap, 45 Car, 11 Carriage, 11 Cellar, 11 Chain for cars, 24 Chain for buildings, 45 Common for frogs, 11 Countersunk, 11 Crossarm, 2B Crown bar, 11 Dial lug, 1A Door, 45 Drift, 11 Dry pipe, 11 Eccentric blade, 11 Eccentric strap, 11 Eye for stockyard gate, 1C Eye for cars, 18 Flathead, 11 Flathead rough, 11 Flexible stay, 11 Handhole plate, 11 Head rod, 1A Hex head engine, 11 Hook, 11 Key, 11 Machine, 11 Main rod, 11 Patch, 11 Plow, 11 Rod for locomotives, 11 Radial stay, 11 Round head, 11 Stay, 11 Stack, 11 Side rod, 11 Steam pipe, 11 Stone, 11 Stove, 45 Switch clip, 1A Spring hanger, 11 Tee head, 11 Track, 1B Transit clip, 1A U, for cars, 18 Wedge, 11 Window sash, 45 Bolt cutters, power, 31 Bolt taps, 45 Bond wires, 2A Bone black, 47 Boots, hip, rubber, 46 Borax, 47 Borers, bung, 45 Boring bars, 31 Bottle holders, 24 Bottom rods, 18 Bowls: Closet, 24–36 Wash, 24–36 Box hooks, 45 Boxes: Boiler-maker tool, 36 Conductor’s check, 36 Conductor’s clothes, 36 Cut-out, electric, 44 Drain, 4 Engine seat, 36 Engine tool, 36 Fusee, 36 Journal, 20 Medical supplies, 47 Relay, 2A–2B Section dump, 4 Torpedo and fusee, 36 Train, 36 Braces: Carpenter, 45 Draft timber, 18 Galvanized-iron telegraph, 2B Ratchet, 45 Rail, 1B Running board, 18 Screw spike, 1C Sway, bridge, 4 Switch point, 1A Brackets: Arm, 2A Blizzard lamp, 36 Curtain, 24 Deck sash, 24 Brake stem, 18 Lamp, station, 36 Shelf, 45 Telegraph, 2B Brads, 45 Brake-beam clamps, 18 Brake-beam clips, 18 Brake-beam heads, 18–20 Brake beams: Iron and parts, 18 Wood, 30 Brake chains, 18 Brake hangers, 18 Brake heads, driver, 19 Brake-lever fulcrums, 18 Brake-lever guides, 18 Brake levers, 18 Brake jaws, 18 Brake pins, 18 Brake rods, 18 Brake shoes: Car, 20 Driver, 19 Keys, 18 Brake staffs, carrier iron, 18 Brake-stem brackets, 18 Brakes, Eames vacuum, 22 Braid: Binding, 24 Gimp, 24 Bran, 47 Branches: Cast-iron pipe, 3 Iron pipe, 43 Vitrified, 3 Brass: Bar, 14 Castings, 21 Journal bearings, 21 Pipe, 14 Rivets, 45 Rods, 14 Screws, machine, 45 Screws, wood, 45 Sheets, 15 Spelter, 14 Tubing, 14 Wire, 45 Bread, 41 Bread boards, 36 Brick: Arch, 28 Common, 3 Fire, for dining-car ranges, 24 Fire, for shops, 28 Lines, 45 Paving, 3 Trowels, 45 Bridge bolts, 11 Bridge jacks, 45 Bridge lumber, 4 Bridge washers, cast, 19 Bridges, iron, 6 Bridles, connecting rod, 1A Bright tin sheets, 15 Bright wood screws, 45 Brine cocks, 43 Brooms: Carpet, 36 Rattan, chisel point, 1C Warehouse, 36 Whisk, 36 Wire, 36 Brushes: Carbon, 25, 26, 44, 49 Counter, 47 Duster, 47 Expansion flue, 45 File, 45 Floor, 47 Painter, 47 Steel tube, 45 Buckets: Coal, 36 Conveyor, 9B Dope, 36 Fire, 36 Galvanized iron, 36 Ice, 36 Sand, 36 Water, 36 Buckles: Harness, 45 Interlocking, 2A Turn, for cars, 18 Buffer springs, 12 Buffs, cotton, 24 Building plaster, 3 Built-up bolsters, 18 Bulbs, electric, 25, 26, 44 Bumper beams: Iron, 19 Wood, 30 Bung augers, 45 Bungs, barrel, 37 Bung borers, 45 Buntings, 24 Burden rivets, 11 Burlap, 24 Burners: Lamp, all kinds, 36 Lantern, all kinds, 36 Burner pliers, 45 Burnt gumbo, 7 Burnt sienna, 47 Burnt umber, 47 Burrs, copper, 45 Bushings: Bell cord, 24 Conduit, 25, 26, 44 Fiber for signal work, 2A Pipe, 43 Washbowl, 24 Butter, 41 Butterfly valves, 43 Buttons: Ceiling, electric, 25, 26, 44 Upholstering, 24 Button-head bolts, 11 Butts, 45 Buzzers, electric, 26, 44 C. Cabs, engine: Steel, 32 Wood, 30 Cab gongs, 21 Cab lamp globes, 36 Cables: Electric, 2A, 44, 49 Swinging, for steam shovels, 9C Wire, 15 Caboose blankets, 36 Caboose cushions, 36 Caboose mattresses, 36 Caboose spring, 12 Caboose, stencils, 36 Cake, 41 Calipers, 45 Camp furniture, 36 Candles: Emergency lighting, 36 Lubricator, 23 Candle wicking, 36 Cans: Oil, 36 Sprinkling, 36 Can screws: Cork imbedded, 36 Zinc, 36 Cant hooks, 1C Canvas, 24 Cap bolts, 45 Cap screws, 45 Capping, signal, 2A Caps: Blasting, 3 Bridge, 4 Pipe, 43 Post, signal, 2A Roofing, 3 Uniform, 36 Capstans, 35 Capstan bars, 35 Cape chisels, 45 Carbon brushes, 25, 26, 44 Cards: File, 45 Fire, 36 Playing, 48 Carboys, 37 Car axles, 29 Car bolts, 11 Car castings: Brass, 21 Gray iron, 20 Mall, 20 Steel, 20 Car doors, 30 Car journal bearings, 21 Carlines: Steel, 18 Wood, 30 Car-repair jacks, 45 Car-repair hammers, 45 Car movers, 36 Car roofing, galvanized, 20 Car seals, 36 Car-seat castings, 24 Car wheels, 29 Carpenters’ braces, 45 Carpet beaters, 36 Carpet binding, 24 Carpet grommets, 24 Carpet knobs, 24 Carpets, aisle, 24 Carriage bolts, 11 Carrier irons: Brake staff, 18 Draft timber, 18 Carriers: Timber, 1C Wire, 2A Cars: Hand, 1C Hand, repair parts, 1C Motor inspection, 1C Motor inspection, repair parts, 1C Push, 1C Push, repair parts, 1C Velocipede, 1C Velocipede, repair parts, 1C Carts, mail, 36 Cases: Filing, 36 Stencil, 36 Ticket, 36 Casing, well, 42 Casings: Cylinder, cast, 19 Cylinder, pressed steel, 19 Steam chest, cast, 19 Steam chest, pressed steel, 19 Castings: Brass, all kinds, 21 Car seat, 24 For frogs and switches, gray iron, malleable or steel, 1A Gray iron, car, 20 Gray iron, locomotive, 19 Gray iron, miscellaneous shop, 19 Gray iron sand stove, 19 Gray iron, station and caboose stove, 36 Malleable iron, car, 20 Malleable iron, locomotive, 19 Steel, car, 20 Steel, locomotive, 19 For signal department, gray iron, malleable or steel, 2A Cast-iron blocking for switches, 1A Cast-iron pipe and fittings, 3 Cast steel bolsters, 18 Castle nuts, 11 Castors, chair, 45 Catches: Cupboard, 45 Cupboard special for passenger equipment, 24 Mail, 30 Cattle-guard parts, 4 Cedar lumber, 30 Ceiling buttons, electric, 44 Ceiling, building, 4 Ceiling, car, 30 Cellar bolts, 11 Cement: Asbestos, 46 Blocks, 3 Pipe joint, 47 Portland building, 3 Rubber, 47 Center pins for cars, 18 Center-pin keys, 18 Centering devices, passenger car, 20 Centering springs, draw bar, 12 Centers: Wheel, driving, 29 Wheel, steel, 29 Chain bolts: Buildings, 45 Coaches, 24 Chain: Brake, 18 Brass, 45 Common, 15 German coil, 45 Wrenches, 45 Sandboard, 36 Train, 36 Chair castors, 45 Chair cushions, 36 Chair cushion spring, 24 Chairs: Head, switch, 1A Office, 36 Chalk, all kinds, 36 Chamois skins, 47 Chandeliers, coach, 24 Channel pins, signal, 2A Channels for cars and locomotives, 15 Channels for structural work, 6 Charcoal, 27 Charges, fire extinguisher, 36 Charts, 35 Chasers, die, 31 Check valves, 43 Check and waste cocks, 43 Checks: Boiler, 23 Door, buildings, 45 Door, coach, 24 Cheesecloth, 24 Cherry lumber, 30 Chest handles, 45 Chest locks, 45 Chests, ice, 36 Chimneys, 36 Chinaware, 41 Chisel bitts, hollow, 45 Chisel steel, 45 Chisels: Cape, 45 Carpenters’, 45 Cold, 45 Diamond point, 45 Framing, 45 Hollow, 45 Machinists’, 45 Set, 45 Track, 1C Wood, 45 Chloride of lime in cans, 36 Chucks: Lathe, 31 Track drill, 1C Chutes: Battery, 2A Coal and repair parts, 9B Cinder guards, 24 Cinders, ballast, 7 Cigars, 41 Cigarettes, 41 Circuit controllers, 2A Circular loom, 44 Circular saws, 31 Circulating tubes, 13 Clamshell dredges and parts, 9C Clamps: Air hose, 46 Air pipe, 18 Blizzard lamp, 36 Brake beam, 18 Hot box coolers, 36 Hydrant, 9A Interlocking, 2A Steam hose, 46 Switch lamp, 36 Switch point, temporary, 1A Valve stem, 19 Water hose, 46 Wire rope, 45 Classification lamps and parts, 36 Claw hammers, 45 Claw bars: Gooseneck, for stations, 36 Track, 1C Clay: Fire, 28 Picks, 1C Cleaners: Drain, 36 Flue, 45 Window, 36 Cleaning tools for grooves in air-brake couplings, 45 Cleat boards, 36 Cleats: Cotton, 30 Headlight, 36 Climbers, linesman, 2B Clinker hooks, 36 Clip bolts, switch, 1A Clips: Brake beam, 18 Paper, 48 Clocks: Station and office, 36 Watchman, 36 Closet bowls, 36 Cloth: Carborundum, 47 Awnings, 24 Bookbinders’, 48 Canvas, 24 Cheese, 24 Curtain, 24 Emery, 47 Enamel, 24 Hair, 24 Rubber, 46 White duck, 24 Wire, 45 Clothes baskets, 36 Coach bolster springs, 12 Coach door springs, 24 Coach platforms and parts (steel), 20 Coach pins, 18 Coach seat springs, 24 Coach steps: Wood, 30 Steel, 20 Coach trimmings, 24 Coach wheels, 29 Coal: Lump or slack, locomotives, 39 Lump or slack, shop use, 27 Lump or slack, stations and cars, 40 Baskets, 36 Buckets, 36 Chutes and repair parts, 9B Hods, 36 Handling machinery and parts, 9B Pails, 36 Picks, 36 Cocoa, 41 Cocoanut, 41 Cocks: Air, tee handle, 43 Angle, 22 Baker heater, 24 Bibb, 43 Blow-off, 23 Brine, 43 Car lighting, 24 Check and waste, 43 Compression hose, 43 Coach water cooler, 24 Cylinder, common, 21 Cylinder, Hancock pneumatic, 23 Frost, 43 Gauge, 43 Hydrant, 43 Plug, 43 Steam, 43 Stop, 43 Stop and waste, 43 Siphon, 43 Coffee, 43 Coil chain, German, 45 Coils, resistance, 2A, 25, 26, 44, 49 Coke, 27 Colors in oil, 47 Collars: Lamp, 36 Stovepipe, 36 Cold chisels, 45 Colors: Dry, 47 Mixed, 47 Combs, toilet, 24 Commissary supplies, 41 Commutators, electric, 25, 26, 44–49 Common bar iron, 15 Common brooms, 36 Common glue, 47 Common iron wire, 45 Common soap, 36 Compound: Boiler, 37 Drilling, 37 Soft soap, 37 Welding, 47 Compression hose cocks, 43 Compressors, air, and parts, 31 Compromise bars, 1B Compromise joints, 1B Concrete blocks, 3 Concrete gravel, 3 Concrete mixers, 9C Concrete pipe, 3 Concrete reinforcing bars, 3 Condensed milk, 41 Conductors’ boxes, 36 Conduit and bushing, electric, 44, 49 Conduit, electrical, 44, 49 Connection pins: Interlocking, 2A Freight brake, 18 Connecting rod bridles, 1A Connecting rods: Switch stand, 1A Interlocking, 2A Connection rod jaws, signal, 2A Connections, water and air hose, 46 Controllers, circuit, 2A, 2B, 44, 49 Conveyor buckets, 9B Conveyor machinery and parts, 9B Cooking utensils, 41 Cooler couplings, 24 Coolers: Hot box, 36 Water, 36 Cooling compound, 37 Copper: Bar, 14 Burrs, 45 Chain, 45 Ferrules, 14 Gaskets, 46 Pig, 14 Pipe, 14 Rivets, 45 Sheet, 15 Tubing, 14 Wire, 45 Coppers: Battery, 2A, 2B Soldering, 45 Copying books, 48 Copying presses, 36 Cord: Adjusters’, electric, 44 Bell, 36 Curtain, 24 Electric, 44 Sash, 36 Signal, 36 Silk, 24 Cords, telephone, 2B Corks, 36 Cork imbedded can screws, 38 Corner bands, 18 Corn meal, 41 Cornstarch, 41 Corrugated matting, 24 Corrugated rubber, 24 Corrugated tin roofing, 15 Corundum wheels, 45 Cots, 36 Cotters, spring, 45 Cotton, 24 Absorbent, 47 Batting, 24 Buffs, 24 Duck, 24 Mops, 36 Mosquito netting, 24 Waste, 37 Counterbalance springs, 12 Counter scales, 9A Countersunk head bolts, 14 Couplers: Car and parts, 20 Hose, 46 Coupler knuckles, 20 Coupler knuckle locks, 20 Coupler knuckle pins, 18 Coupler plates, tender, 20 Coupler yokes, 18 Coupler yoke rivets 18 Couplings: Bell cord, 24 Cooler, 24 Pipe, 43 Waste pipe, rubber, 46 Water, air, and steam hose, 46 Covering: Boiler, 46 Pipe, 46 Covers: Battery, 2A, 2B, 26, 44, 49 Battery well, 2A Grease cup, 19 Oil box, 20 Crabs, derrick, 9C Crackers, 41 Cranes: Mail, 30 Locomotive, 9C Transfer, 31 Crank pins, 17 Crank-pin nuts, 11 Cranks, interlocking, 2A Crash, 24 Crayon: Chalk, 36 Lumber, 48 Metal workers’, 45 Railroad, 36 School, 36 Cream, 41 Creepers, antirail, 1B Creosote oil, 10 Crockery for dining cars, 41 Crossarms, 2B Crossarm braces, 2B Crossarm bolts, 2B Crossarm lag screws, 2B Crossarm pins, 2B Crosshead pins, 17 Crosshead reamers, 45 Crosstie rods, 18 Crossties, 5B Cross valves, 43 Crosses for cast-iron pipe, 3 Crosses: Pipe, 43 Vitrified, 3 Crossing gates: Street, 1C Street repair parts, 1C Crossing plank, 4 Crossing signs, 4 Crossing spikes, 1C Crossings, railroad, 1A Crown-bar bolts, 11 Crowbars, 1C Crucibles, 28 Crushed rock, 7 Crushers, rock, 9C Cupboards, 36 Cupboard catches: Building, 45 Passenger cars, 24 Cupboard turns, 45 Cupboard turns, passenger cars, 24 Cups: Agate, 36 Tin, 36 Varnish, 36 Curbing stone, 3 Curtain brackets, 24, 36 Curtain: Vestibule, 24 Window, buildings, 36 Curtains, coach, 24 Cushion beaters, 36 Cushion springs, 24 Cushions: Caboose, 36 Chair, 36 Coach seat, 24 Locomotive, 36 Cuspidors, 36 Cut stone, 3 Cut levers for cars, 18 Cutlery, 41 Cut-out boxes, electric, 25, 26, 44 Cutters: Emery wheel, 45 Flue, 31 Gear, 31 Glass, 45 Pipe, and parts, 45 Power bolt, 31 Weed, 1C Cyanide of potassium, 47 Cylinder cocks: Standard, 21 Pneumatic, 23 Cylinder-head studs, 11 Cylinder levers, 18 Cylinder-lever push rods, 18 Cylinder packing rings, 19 Cylinder rods, 18 Cylinders, locomotive, 19 Cypress lumber, 30 D. Dampers: Stovepipe, 36 Spring, 20 Daniels’ packing, 46 Dead-lever fulcrums, 18 Dead-lever guides, 18 Deadwood plates, 18 Deadwoods, 30 Deck lights for boats, 35 Deck plates for boats, 35 Deck-sash brackets, 24 Deck-sash ratchets, 24 Decking: Bridge, 4 Car, 30 Derailers, 1A Derrick crabs, 9C Derricks and parts, steam, 9C Desks, 36 Devices, centering, passenger car, 20 Dial lugs, 1A Dial-lug bolts, 1A Dials, electric, 25, 26, 44 Diaphragms, Eames vacuum, 46 Die chasers, 31 Die plates, 45 Dies for power machinery, 31 Dies and stocks, 45 Dies, pipe, 45 Diggers, post-hole, 1C Dippers, tin, 36 Disks, valve, 43 Dishes, soap, 24 Disinfectant, 37 Distant signals, 2A Ditchers, steam, and parts, 9C Ditching lines, 46 Dividers, 45 Dogs, lathe, 31 Dollies: Piano, 36 Timber, 36 Door bolts: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Door fixtures, car, 20 Door hangers: Car, 20 Building, 45 Door holders: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Doorkeepers: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Door knobs: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Door springs: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Door screens: Building, 4 Coach, 30 Door straps for cars, 18 Doors: Building, 4 Car, 30 Coach, 30 Grain, 30 Dope, 37 Dope buckets, 36 Dope pails, 36 Double-end wrenches, 45 Double-faced hammers, 1C Double-faced sledges, 1C Down spout and fittings, 45 Draft castings, 20 Draft rigging, 20 Draft rods, 18 Draft rod eyes, 18 Draft timbers, 30 Draft timber braces, 18 Draft timber-carrier irons, 18 Drain tile, 3 Drawbar pins: Car, 18 Locomotive, 17 Drawbar springs, 12 Drawbar yoke rivets, 18 Drawbars between engine and tender, 17 Draw knives, 45 Drawer pulls, 45 Drawers, money, 36 Dressers, emery wheel, 45 Driers, sand, and parts, 19 Drift bolts, 11 Drill bitts, track, 1C Drill rod steel, 15 Drills: Rail, 1C Ratchet, 1C Stone, 45 Track and parts, 1C Twist, 45 Wire, 45 Drip pans, 36 Drive rods for slip switch, 1A Drive well points, 9A Drivers, pile and parts, 9C Drivers, screw, 45 Driving axles, engine, 29 Driving-box lubricators and parts, 19 Driving, brake pins, 11 Driving rods for locomotives, 17 Driving springs, 12 Driving wheel centers, 29 Drugs, 47 Drums, stove, 36 Dry-cell batteries, 2B Dry pipe bolts, 11 Dry pipes for locomotives, 13 Duck, 24 Durham door track, 20 Dust, gold, 36 Dust guards, 36 Dust pans, 36 Dusters: Feather, 47 Painter’s, 47 Dwarf blades for signals, 2A Dwarf signals, 2A Dyes, 24 Dynamite, 3 Dynamos, 25, 31, 49 Dynamo parts, 25, 31, 49 E. Eames vacuum brake and parts, 22 Ears, kettle, 45 Eave trough, 45 Eccentric blades, 17 Eccentric-blade bolts, 11 Eccentric set-screw wrenches, 45 Eccentric strap bolts, 11 Economy heaters, 36 Elbow, blower, 21 Elbows: Cast-iron pipe, 3 Galvanized-iron down spout, 45 Iron pipe, 43 Stovepipe, 36 Vitrified, 3 Electric bells, 2A, 44 Electric globes, 25, 26, 44 Electric material, 2A, 2B, 25, 26, 44, 49 Electric material, headlight, 25 Electric material, coaches, 26 Electric material, buildings, 44 Elevators: Coal, 9B Grain and ore, 9B Shop, 31 Elm lumber, 30 Emery, 47 Emery cloth, 47 Emery wheels, 45 Emery wheel dressers, 45 Empire packing, 46 Enamel cloth, 24 Enameline polish, 36 End gates, 30 End rods, 18 End sills, locomotive and car, 30 Engine axles, 29 Engine bars, 36 Engine bolt iron, 15 Engine bolts, 11 Engine frames, cast-steel, 32 Engine frames, wrought, 17 Engine oils, 37 Engine sand, 3 Engine seat boxes, 36 Engine springs, 12 Engine tires, 29 Engine tool boxes, 36 Engine wheels, 29 Engine whistles, 21 Engineer’s hammers, 45 Engines: Hoisting, 9C Lighting, for stations, etc., 9A Steam and gas for pumping stations, 9A Turntable and parts, 21 Envelopes, 48 Equalizer springs, 12 Escutcheon pins: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Escutcheons, lock: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Ether, 47 Expanded metal, 3 Expanders, flue, 45 Expansion brushes, flue, 45 Expansion pipe hangers, 43 Expansion joints, pipe, 43 Expansion shims, 1C Extinguishers, fire, 36 Eyebeams, steel, 15 Eyebolts: Cars, 18 Stockyard gate, 1C Eyes: Draft rod, 18 Screw, 45 F. Fans, electric: For buildings, 44 For cars, 26 Fasteners: Door, buildings, 45 Door, coaches, 24 Door, freight-car, 20 Sash, buildings, 45 Sash, coaches, 24 Window, buildings, 45 Window, coaches, 24 Fastenings, wire rope, 45 Faucets, 43 Feather dusters, 47 Feathers, 24 Felt, 46 Fence pliers, 45 Fence posts, 4 Fence staples, 1C Fence stretchers, 1C Fence wire: Barb, 1C Woven, 1C Fenders: Boat, 35 Stove, 36 Ferrules: Copper, 14 Hanger pin, 18 Fiber bushings for signal work, 2A Fiber, electric, 44 Fiber washers for signal work, 2A Figures: Pattern, 45 Steel, 45 File cards, 45 File handles, 36 Files, 45 Files, letter and paper, 48 Fillers: Guard-rail, cast-iron, 1A Lamp, 36 Switch point, cast-iron, 1A Wood track, 4 Fillets, leather, 46 Filters and parts, 9A Fir lumber, 4, 30 Fire boxes, 32 Fire-box steel, 16 Fire brick, 28 Fire clay, 28 Fire-door openers and parts, 23 Fire extinguishers, 36 Fire hose, 46 Fire plugs, 9A Fire pokers, 36 Fire sand, 28 Fire shovels, 36 Fish, all kinds, 41 Fittings: Bushings, 43 Caps, 43 Cast-iron pipe, 3 Couplings, 43 Crosses, 43 Elbows, 43 Nipples, 43 Pipe, 43 Reducers, 43 Tees, 43 Unions, 43 Vitrified pipe, 3 Fixtures: Door for cars, 20 Electric for buildings, 44 Electric for coaches, 26 Flags, 36 Flagging stone, 3 Flanges: Pipe, 43 Cast-iron pipe, 3 Flannel, canton, 24 Flashing, galvanized-iron, 45 Flathead bolts, 11 Flathead pins, 11 Flax packing, 46 Flexible: Cord, 44 Joints, 23 Stay bolts, 11 Floating levers, 18 Floats, copper, 9A Floor plates, pipe, 43 Flooring: Building, 4 Car, 30 Flour, molders’, 47 Flue brushes, 45 Flue cleaners, 45 Flue expanders, 45 Flue lining, 3 Flue rollers, 45 Flues: Arch, 13 Boiler, 13 Circulating, 13 Follower plates, 18 Foot bolts, 45 Foot guards for frogs and switches, cast-iron, 1A Foot guards for frogs and switches, wood, 4 Forges: Portable, 45 Shop, 31 Forging machines and parts, 31 Forgings: Car, 18 Locomotive, 17 Side rod, 17 Forks, ballast, 1C Forks, coal, 36 Forks: Coke, 36 Manure, 36 Switch lamp, 36 Formaldehyde, 47 Founts: Lamp, 36 Lantern, 36 Frame pulleys, 45 Framing chisels, 45 Frames: Door, for buildings, 4 Door, for cars, 30 Hack saw, 45 Headlight number plate, 36 Locomotive cast steel, 32 Locomotive wrought iron, 17 Tender steel, 32 Tender wood, 30 Window, for buildings, 4 Wrench, 45 Freight-car bolsters, 18 Freight-car bolster springs, 12 Freight-car castings: Brass, 21 Gray iron, 20 Malleable, 20 Steel, 20 Freight-car forgings, 18 Freight-car heaters and parts, 36 Freight-car lumber, 30 Fresh meat, all kinds, 41 Frog blocking: Cast iron, 1A Wood, 4 Frog bolts, common, 11 Frogs: Rerailing, 36 Track, 1A Front-end netting, 15 Front-end pokers, 36 Frost cocks, 43 Frosted glass, 47 Fruit, fresh and canned, 41 Fuel oil, locomotive use, 39 Fuel oil, shop use, 27 Fulcrums: Brake beam, malleable or gray iron, 18 Brake beam, wrought, 18 Brake lever, 18 Dead lever, 18 Funnels, 36 Furnaces: Portable, 45 Shop, 31 Furniture: Camp, 36 Office, 36 Station, 36 Fuse, blasting, 3 Fusee boxes, 36 Fuses, electric, 2A, 25, 26, 44, 49 Fusees, 36 G. Galvanized cans, 36 Galvanized down spout and fittings, 45 Galvanized flashing, 45 Galvanized gutter, 45 Galvanized-iron sheets, 45 Galvanized-iron wire, 45 Galvanized pails, 36 Galvanized pipe, 42 Game, all kinds, 41 Garbage cans, 36 Garden hose, 46 Garden rakes, 36 Garlock packing, 46 Gas: Acetylene, 47 Engines, 9A Gas fixtures: Passenger cars, 24 Station, 36 Gas: Opal globes, 36 Pintsch material, 24 Pliers, 45 Tips, 24, 36 Gaskets: Copper, 46 Handhole plate, 46 Leather, 46 McKimm, 46 Rubber, 46 Gasoline blow torches, 45 Gasoline engines for pumping stations, 9A Gasoline engine parts for pumping stations, 9A Gasoline shop fuel, 27 Gate eyebolts, stockyard, 1C Gate hinges, stockyard, 1C Gate hooks, stockyard, 1C Gate staples, stockyard, 1C Gate valves, stockyard, 43 Gates: Coach tail, 24 Crossing, 1C Crossing parts, 1C End coal for locomotives, 30 Farm, iron, 3 Farm, wood, 4 Molasses, 43 Oil, 43 Gauge cocks, 43 Gauge lamps, 36 Gauge plates, switch, 1A Gauges: Air and parts, 23 Car lighting, 24 Steam, 23 Steam parts, 23 Track, 1C Water, 43 Wheel, 45 Gear cutters, 31 Gear draft for freight cars, 20 Generators, electric, 25, 26, 49 Gibbs, spring hanger, 17 Gimlets, 45 Gimp, 24 Girders, bridge, 6 Girts, bridge, 4 Glass, 47 Glass cutters, 45 Glass, deck sash, 47 Glass, headlight, 47 Glass insulators, 2B Glass, plate, 47 Glass, skylight, 47 Glass, window, 47 Glass tumblers, 36 Glasses: Cab lamp, 36 Level, 45 Lubricator, 23 Oil cup, 36 Water, for locomotives, 23 Glassware for commissary department, 41 Glazier points, 45 Globe valves, 43 Globes: Cab lamp, 26 Electric, 25, 26, 44 Gas opal, 36 Lantern, 36 Switch lamp, 36 Gloves, rubber, 46 Glue: Common, 47 Liquid, 47 Pots, 45 Glycerine: Crude, 47 Pure, 47 Gold dust, 36 Gold leaf, 47 Gold steam traps, 24 Gongs: Cab, 21 Electric, 44 Scale, 9A Goose necks: Brass, 21 Cast, 19 Governors: Air pump, 22 Steam engine for pumping station, 9A Grab handles, 18 Grain doors, 30 Grain-door boards, 30 Grain-elevator machinery, 9B Graining combs, 47 Graphite, flake, 47 Grapples, timber, 1C Grating for hatches, 35 Gravel: Ballast, 7 Concrete, 3 Roofing, 3 Gravity side bearings, 20 Grease: Antirust, 37 Badger, 37 Center plate, 37 Rod cup, 37 Grenade holders, 21 Grenades, hand, 21 Gray iron castings for— Cars, 20 Frogs and switches, 1A Locomotives, 19 Miscellaneous, 19 Sand stoves, 19 Shop repairs, 19 Stations and caboose stoves, 36 Gridirons, 41 Grills, ticket, 4 Grinders, tool for sections, 1C Grindstone frames, 1C Grindstones: Machine, 45 Section, 1C Shop, 45 Groceries, 41 Grommets, 24 Ground emery, 47 Grounders, telegraph department, 2B Guard-rail blocking: Cast iron, 1A Wood, 4 Guard-rail fillers, cast iron, 1A Guard-rail plates, 1A Guard rails: Bridge, 4 Track, 1A Guards: Cattle and parts, 4 Dust, 36 Electric light, 44 Mail car cinder, 24 Water glass, 36 Guide bars for locomotives, 17 Guides: Bell cord, 24 Brake rod, 18 Dead lever, 18 Interlocking, 2A Gumbo ballast, 7 Gutter, galvanized, 45 H. Hack-saw blades, 45 Hack-saw frames, 45 Hair: Curled, 24 Felt, 46 Plasterers’, 3 Hammered iron, 15 Hammers: Car repairers’, 45 Claw, 45 Double-faced, 1C Engineers’, 45 Machinists’, 45 Masons’, 1C Napping, 1C Stone, 1C Hand cars, 1C Hand-car repair parts, 1C Hand-brake rods, 18 Hand hole plate bolts, 11 Hand pumps, 9A Hand-pump parts, 9A Hand reamers, 45 Hand saws, 36 Hand tools, 45 Hands, tank indicator, 9A Handles, chest, 45 Handles: Door, 45 Grab, 18 Wood, 36 Hanger, bolts, spring, 11 Hanger pin ferrules, 18 Hanger pin keys, 18 Hangers: Bell cord, 24 Brake, 18 Door, for buildings, 45 Link, 17 Door, car, 20 Expansion pipe, 43 Interlocking, 2A Pipe, 43 Shafting, 31 Spring, car and coach, 18 Spring, locomotive, 17 Truck, 18 Harness buckles, 45 Harness leather, 46 Harness rings, 45 Hasps, hinge, 45 Hassocks, 24 Hatchets, 36 Hat hooks: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Hay for packing ice, 38 Headlight boards, 36 Headlight cleats, 36 Headlight reflectors, 36 Headlights: Electric, 25 Electric repairs, 25 Oil, 36 Oil repairs, 36 Head chair for stub switches, 1A Head rod bolts, switch, 1A Head rods, switch, 1A Heads: Brake, car, 18 Brake, locomotive driver, 19 Cross, 19 Engine brake, 19 Head lining, 30 Heaters: Coach and parts, 24 Freight car and parts, 36 Hektograph composition, 48 Hektograph pans, 48 Helical springs, 12 Hemp packing, 46 Hexagon head engine bolts, 11 Hexagon nuts, 11 Hickory, 30 Hinge hasps, 45 Hinges: Coach, 24 Standard building, 45 Stockyard gate, 1C Strap, 45 Tee, 45 Hods, coal, 36 Hoes: Ash pan, 36 Garden, 36 Weed, 1C Hoists: Coal and parts, 9B Pulley (shop), 31 Holders: Bell cord, 24 Bottle, 24 Door, building, 45 Door, coach, 24 Electric lamp, 44 Grenade, 21 Lamp, 36 Shade, 36 Soap, 21 Toilet paper, 36 Tool, 31 Hominy, 41 Hoods, vestibule, 24 Hook bolts, 11 Hook plates, pipe, 43 Hooks: Bell cord, 21 Belt, 45 Box, 45 Coat, coaches, 21 Clinker, 36 Coat, buildings, 45 Coat and hat, passenger cars, 24 And Eyes, 45 Harness, 45 Packing, 36 Pipe conductor, 43 Rail for wreckers, 1C Safety, 18 Screw, 45 Stockyard gate, 1C Hopper seats: Building, 36 Coach, 24 Hoppers, saloon: Building, 36 Coach, 24 Hose: Air brake, 46 Cocks compression, 43 Connections, rough brass, 21 Couplings, 46 Fire, 46 Garden, 46 Locomotive tender, 46 Pneumatic, 46 Steam, 46 Water, 46 Reels, 36 Hot-box coolers, 36 Huck toweling, 24 Hydrant clamps, 9A Hydrant cocks, 43 Hydrants, 9A Hydraulic jacks, 45 I. I-beams for Bridges, 6 Cars and locomotives, 15 Structural work, 6 I-bolts for cars, 18 Ice, 38 Ice boxes, 36 Ice picks, 36 Ice poles, 36 Ice tongs, 36 Illuminating oils, 37 Imitation leather, 24 Imperial packing, 46 Incandescent lamps, 25, 26, 44 Increasers for cast-iron pipe, 3 Increasers for vitrified pipe, 3 Indicator hands, tank, 9A Indicators, caboose, 36 Injectors: Locomotives and parts, 23 Stationary boilers and parts, 9A Ink, 48 Inkstands, 48 Inkstand bases, 48 Inspirators and parts for locomotives, 23 Inspirators and parts for stationary boilers, 9A Instruments: Surgical, 47 Telegraph, 2B Insulating joints, 2A Insulators, electric, 2A, 2B, 25, 26, 44 Interlocking spring, 2A Interlocking and signal material, 2A Iron: Angle, 15 Bar, all kinds, 15 Boiler rivets, 11 Bridges, 6 Channels, 15 Engine bolt, 15 Galvanized sheet, 15 Hammered, 15 Norway, 15 Planished, 15 Russia, 15 Sheet No. 14, and lighter, 15 Sheet No. 13, and heavier, 16 Staybolt, 15 Stove pipe, 15 Swedish, 15 Split pulleys, 31 Tennessee, 15 Washers, 11 Wire, 45 Irons: Brake staff carrier, 18 Draft timber carrier, 18 Packing, 36 Soldering, 45 J. Jacket iron, 15 Jacket steel, 15 Jack bars, iron, 45 Jack levers: Iron, 36 Wood, 36 Jacks: Bridge, 45 Caboose, 36 Car repairers, 45 Screw, 45 Shop tool, 45 Smoke, for roundhouse, 3 Stove, 36 Switchboard, telegraph, 2B Track, 1C Track, repairs, 1C Jars, battery, 2A, 2B, 26, 49 Jaws: Brake, 18 Connection rod, interlock, 2A Lathe, 31 Transmission bar, 17 Wrench, 45 Joints: Ball, flexible pipe, 23 Expansion pipe, 43 Insulated, 2A Rail, except insulated, 1B Moran, 23 Journal bearings, all kinds, 21 Journal boxes, 20 Journal, lubricators, driving box, 19 Jugs, 36 K. Keepers, door: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Kegs, water, 36 Kettle ears, 45 Key bolts, 11 Key blanks, 45 Keys: Brake shoe, 18 Building lock, 45 Center pin, 18 Coach lock, 24 Hanger pin, 18 Ratchet wheel, 18 Split, 45 Tail pin, 18 Kitchenware: Dining car, 41 Camp, 36 Knives: Drawing, 45 Packing, 36 Planer, 31 Plaster, 45 Putty, 47 Table, for camps, 36 Table, for dining cars, 41 Knobs, door: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Knobs, porcelain electric, 25, 26, 44 Knuckle joint pins, 17 Knuckle pin nuts, 11 Knuckle pins, coupler, 18 Knuckle locks, 20 Knuckles, coupler, 20 L. Lace, 24 Lacing, metallic belt, 45 Lacing rawhide, 46 Ladders: For building work, 36 Coach step, 36 Interlocking, 2A Ladles, melting, 45 Lag screws, 11 Lagging: Boiler, 46 Pump, 46 Lampblack, 47 Lamp boards, 36 Lamp collars, 36 Lamp fillers, 36 Lamp founts, 36 Lamp guards, 44 Lamp holders, 36 Lamp reflectors, 36 Lamp shades: Paper, 36 Electric, 25, 26, 44 Lamp tops, 36 Lamp trimmers, 36 Lamps: Coach, gas, 24 Incandescent, 25, 26, 44 Oil, 36 Lantern globes, 36 Lantern reflectors, 36 Lantern rings, 36 Lanterns, 36 Lard oil, 37 Latches: Door, building, 45 Door, coach, 24 Interlocking, 2A Lathes, 31 Lathe chucks, 31 Lavatories for passenger cars, 24 Lawn mowers, 36 Lawn rollers, 36 Lawn sprinklers, 36 Leach sanders, 23 Leach sanders repair parts, 23 Lead: Pig, 14 Pipe, 42 Red, 47 Sheet, 15 White, 47 Leather: Harness, 46 Sole, 46 Bell ringer, 23 Legs, settee, 36 Lenses, 36 Letter files, 48 Letter paper, 48 Letter presses, 36 Letters: Pattern, 45 Steel, 45 Level boards, 1C Level glasses, 45 Levelers, ballast and parts, 9C Levels, track, 1C Lever fulcrums: Brake, 18 Dead, 18 Levers: Brake, 18 Cylinder, 18 Cut for cars, 18 Floating, 18 Interlocking, 2A Reverse, 17 Throttle, 17 Truck, 18 Uncoupling, 18 Lids, oil-box, 20 Lifeboats, 35 Life preservers, 35 Lifts: Sash, building, 45 Sash, coach, 24 Lightning arresters, 2A–2B Lighters, match, 24 Lights, wells and parts, 23 Lime: Chloride of, 36 Common, 3 Limit signs, 4 Linen, 24 Linen oil sheets, 48 Lines, ditching, 46 Lines: Mason, 45 Tape, 45 Lining bars, 1C Lining, building, 4 Lining, car, 30 Lining, flue, 3 Lining paper, 3 Links, fuse, electric, 44 Link hangers, 17 Links: Interlocking, 2A Motion, 17 Open, 18 Switch rope, 36 Uncoupling rod, 18 Linoleum, 24 Locks: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Coupler, 20 Lock escutcheons: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Locks, hand-car, 45 Lock nuts for cars, 11 Locks: Nut, pipe, 43 Nut, track, 1B Pad, 45 Signal, 2A Lockers, sectional shop, 36 Locomotive castings: Gray iron, 19 Brass, 21 Steel, 19 Malleable, 19 Locomotive forgings, 17 Locomotive springs, 12 Locust lumber, 30 Loom, circular, 44 Low-speed signals: Electric, 36 Temporary, 2A Lubricators, driving box and parts, 19 Lubricator glasses, 23 Lubricators: Locomotive and parts, 23 Pumps and stationary engines, 9A Shafting, 23 Lubricating oils, 37 Lugs: Draft, 20 Dial for switches, 1A Transit for switches, 1A Lug straps for cars, 18 Lumber: Bridge and building, 4 Car and engine, 30 Crayon, 48 Grain door, 30 Lump chalk, 36 Lye, 36 M. Machine auger bitts, 45 Machine bolts, 11 Machine oils: Sewing, 24 Shops, 37 Machine nut taps, 45 Machine screws, 45 Machine steel, 15 Machines: Die grinding, 31 Forging and parts, 31 Hand pipe cutting, 45 Interlocking, 2A Iron planer, 31 Mortising and parts, 31 Punch and shear, 31 Saw filing and parts, 31 Sewing and parts, 31 Wood planer, 31 Woodworking and parts, 31 Machinery: Coal-handling, and parts, 9B Conveyor, 9B For interlocking plants, 2A Grain-handling, and parts, 9B Ore-handling, and parts, 9B Shop and repair parts, 31 Water station, 9A Machinist’s chisels, 45 Machinist’s hammers, 45 Machinist’s hand taps, 45 Machinist’s vises, 45 Magnesia boiler lagging, 46 Magnets: Indicator for signals, 2A For electric signals, 2A Lifting, 31 Mahogany lumber, 30 Mail-car rubbers, 24 Mail carts, 36 Mail catchers, 30 Mail-car cinder guards, 24 Mail cranes, 30 Main rods, 17 Main rod bolts, 11 Mallets, wooden, 36 Malleable-iron castings: Car, 20 Locomotive, 19 Shop work, 19 Miscellaneous, 19 Manganese, black oxide, 47 Manila rope, 46 Manson tape, 44 Mantles: Coach, gas, 24 Welsbach gas, 36 Manure forks, 36 Maple lumber for buildings, 4 Maple lumber for cars, 30 Marlin, 46 Mason’s hammers, 1C Mason’s trowels, 45 Mats, aisle, 24 Master taps, 45 Matches, 36 Match lighters, 24 Match scratchers, 24 Mats, rubber, 24 Material being manufactured on shop orders, 34 Material for electric block signals, 2A Material for electric headlight, 25 Material for interlocking plants, 2A Material for pintsch gas, 24 Material signal and interlocking, 2A Matting, corrugated, 24 Mattocks, 1C Mattresses: Caboose, 36 Iron bed, 36 Mauls: Spike, 1C Spike, handles, 36 Post, wood face, 1C Post, 1C Measures: Liquid, 36 Tape, 45 Meats, fresh, salted, and canned, 41 Mechanical fixtures, interlocking and signal, 2A Medical boxes, 47 Medical supplies, 47 Metal, babbitt, 14 Metal substructures for bridges, 6 Metal-workers’ crayon, 45 Metallic packing, 46 Metal, expanded, 3 Metals, soft, 14 Meters, water, 9A Mica, electric, 44 Millboard, asbestos, 46 Mills, wind, and parts, 9A Milk, 41 Mileposts, 4 Mince meat, 41 Mineral seal oil, 37 Mirrors, 47 Mixers, concrete, 9C Molasses, 41 Molasses gates, 43 Money drawers, 36 Monkey wrenches, 45 Mops, 36 Moran joints, 23 Mosquito netting, 24 Moss, 24 Motor inspection cars, 1C Motion links, 17 Motors, turntable, and parts, 31 Molders flour, 47 Moldings, wood, 4 Mounted wheels, locomotive and car, 29 Movers, car, 36 Mowers, lawn, 36 Mud taps, 45 Muffler pop regulators, 23 Muriatic acid, 47 Muslin, 24 N. Nails: Antique, 24 Black carriage, 24 Plush, 24 Upholstering, 24 Wire and cut, 45 Nail pullers, 45 Napping hammers, 1C Needles, 24 Netting, wire, all kinds, 15 Nipples: Air hose, 46 Pipe, 43 Pipe, for cast-iron pipe, 3 Radiator, 43 Steam hose, 46 Soldering, 43 Nitric acid, 47 Norway bar iron, 15 Nozzles, brass, hose, 43 Number plates, interlocking, 2A Nut locks: Car, 11 Nuts: Track, 1B Blank, 11 Castle, 11 Crank pin, 11 Hexagon, 11 Knuckle pin, 11 Lock, pipe, 43 Piston rod, 11 Special, for switch clip bolts, 1A Square, 11 Tapped, 11 O. Oak crossing plank, 4 Oak lumber for cars and locomotives, 30 Oak ties: Cross, 5B Switch, 5A Oakum, 46 Oatmeal, 41 Office chairs, 36 Office furniture, 36 Office stools, 36 Oil barrels, 37 Oil boxes, 20 Oil box lids, 20 Oil box springs, 20 Oil cans, 36 Oilcloth, 24 Oil gates, 43 Oil pumps, 36 Oil: Creosote, 10 Illuminating, 37 Lubricating, 37 Pneumatic hammer, 37 Sewing-machine, 24 Oilers, 36 Olives, 41 Open links, 18 Orange-peel dredges and parts, 9C Ordinary tool steel, 15 Ore-handling machinery and parts, 9B Oxalic acid, 47 Oxygen, 47 Oysters, 41 P. Packing, 46 Packing: Air pump, 46 Asbestos, 46 Daniels, 46 Duck, 46 Empire, 46 Flax, 46 Garlock, 46 Knives, 36 Imperial, 46 Jenkins sheet, 46 Kearsarge, 46 Hooks, 36 Metallic piston, 46 Piston rod, 46 Rainbow, 46 Rings, cylinder, 19 Rubber, 46 Throttle, 46 Valve stem, 46 Padlocks, 45 Pads, rubber, mail cars, 24 Pails: Dope, 36 Fiber, 36 Galvanized, 36 Rubber, 36 Tin, 36 Wooden, 36 Paints, colors, etc., 47 Paint brushes, 47 Pans: Drip, 36 Dust, 36 Hektograph, 48 Pantasote, 24 Pantry ware, 41 Paper: All kinds, stationery, 48 Blank, 48 Blotting, 48 Carbon, 48 Emery, 47 Fasteners, 48 Files, 48 Lining, 3 Roofs, car, 3 Roofing, 3 Sand, 47 Tarred, 3 Toilet, 36 Weights, 48 Wrapping, 48 Parts for baker heater, 24 Parts for bunk car stoves, 36 Parts for caboose stove, 36 Parts for injectors, locomotive, 23 Parts for injectors, stationary plants, 9A Parts for inspirators, locomotive, 23 Parts for lubricators, 23 Parts for inspirators, stationary plants, 9A Parts for lubricators, stationary plants, 9A Parts for pneumatic tools, 45 Parts for sand dryer, 19 Parts for station stoves, 36 Passenger-car buffer springs, 12 Passenger-car castings: Gray iron, 20 Brass, 21 Mall, 20 Steel, 20 Passenger-car seat springs, 24 Passenger-car door, 24 Passenger-car forgings, 18 Passenger-car lamp parts, electric, 26 Passenger-car lamp parts, gas, 24 Passenger-car trimmings, 24 Paste, pipe covering, 46 Patch bolts, 11 Patch bolt taps, 45 Paving blocks, 3 Paving brick, 3 Paving stone, 3 Pearline, 36 Peavies, 1C Pedestals, car, coach, 20 Pegamoide, curtain cloth, 24 Pencils: Lead, 48 Slate, 45 Soapstone, 45 Penholders, 48 Penracks, 48 Pens, writing, 48 Pepper, 41 Perforated sheet brass, 15 Perforated sheet copper, 15 Perforated sheet tin, 15 Pet cocks, 43 Picks: Clay, 1C Coal, 36 Ice, 36 Tamping, 1C Mattocks, 1C Pig iron, 28 Pig copper, 14 Pig lead, 14 Pig tin, 14 Pies, 41 Pike poles, 36 Pilots, engine, 30 Pillows, 36 Pillow slips, 36 Pile drivers and parts, 9C Piling, sheet steel, 6 Piling, wood, 4 Pine lumber: Buildings and bridges, 4 Car and locomotive, 30 Pinch bars: Engine, 36 Track, 1C Pintsch gas material, 24 Pin trays, 48 Pins: Brake, 18 Center, 18 Connection freight car, 18 Connection, interlocking, 2A Coupler, 18 Coach tail, 18 Crank, 17 Crosshead, 17 Drawbar, 17 Driving brake, 11 Drift, 11 Escutcheon, building, 45 Escutcheon, coach, 24 Insulator, 2B Knuckle, 18 Knuckle joint, 17 Round flat head, 11 Valve motion, 17 Wrist, 17 Pipe bends, 43 Pipe, brass, 14 Pipe bushings, 43 Pipe, cast iron, 3 Pipe caps, 43 Pipe, cement, 47 Pipe clamps, 46 Pipe, copper, 14 Pipe covering, asbestos, 46 Pipe crosses, 43 Pipe crosses for cast-iron pipe, 3 Pipe covering, 46 Pipe couplings, 43 Pipe cutters, 45 Pipe cutters wheels, 45 Pipe, concrete, 3 Pipe cutting machines, hand, 45 Pipe dies, 45 Pipe, drain, 3 Pipe elbows, 43 Pipe elbows for cast-iron pipe, 3 Pipe, extra heavy steel, 42 Pipe flanges, 43 Pipe flanges for cast-iron pipe, 3 Pipe, galvanized, 42 Pipe hangers, 43 Pipe hooks, 43 Pipe joints, expansion, 43 Pipe, lead, 14 Pipe lock nuts, 43 Pipe nipples, 43 Pipe plugs, 43 Pipe reamers, 45 Pipe saddles, 43 Pipe sewer, 3 Pipe soil, 23 Pipe, steel, 42 Pipe, stove, 36 Pipe taps, 45 Pipe tees, 43 Pipe tees for cast-iron pipe, 3 Pipe unions, 43 Pipe vises, 45 Pipe, vitrified, 3 Pipe wrenches, 45 Pipe, wrought iron, 42 Pipes: Dry, 13 Stand and parts, 9A Pistons, locomotive, 19 Piston packing, 46 Piston packing springs, 12 Piston rods, 17 Piston rod nuts, 11 Pitch, 37 Planer knives, 31 Planished iron, 15 Plank: Crossing, 4 Spring, 30 Plaster: Building, 3 Cement, 3 Paris, 47 Plastering trowels, 45 Plates: Deadwood, 18 Die, 45 Floor, pipe, 43 Follower, 18 Gauge for switches, 1A Guard rail, 1A Heel for switch point, 1A Interlocking, 2A Number signal, 2A Side and end steel, 18 Side and end wood, 30 Slide for switches, 1A Switch, 1A Tender coupler, 20 Plate glass, 47 Plate washers, 11 Plates, hook pipe, 43 Platform scales, 9A Platforms, steel coach and parts, 20 Pliers: Burner, 45 Fence, 45 Gas, 45 Plow bolts, 11 Plows: Ballast and parts, 9C Snow and parts, 9C Steam and parts, 9C Plugs: Basin, rubber, 46 Cast-iron pipe, 3 Electric, 25, 26, 44 Pipe, 43 Tie, 1C Plumbago, 47 Plumbs and levels, 45 Plungers, pump, 9A Plush, 24 Pneumatic hose, 46 Pneumatic tools and parts, 45 Point blocking, switch, cast iron, 1A Points: Glazier, 45 Switch, 1A Well drive, 9A Pokers: Fire, 36 Front end, 36 Stove, 36 Polarized relays: Signal, 2A Telegraph, 2B Poles: Block signal, 2A Ice, 36 Log, 36 Pike, 36 Push, 36 Signal lamp, 36 Telegraph, 2B Tent, 36 Train-order, 2A Trolley, 49 Window, 36 Polish: Enameline, 36 Mexoline, 36 Silver, 36 Spear silver, 36 Star metal, 36 Stove, 36 Tripoline, 36 Pomade, Putz, 36 Pop valves and parts, 23 Poplar lumber, 30 Porcelain knobs, 25, 26, 44 Porcelain insulators, 25, 26, 44 Portable furnaces, 45 Portable scales, 9A Postal scales, 48 Post mauls, 1C Post-hole augers, 1C Post-hole diggers, 1C Post-hole tampers, 1C Posts: Bumping and parts, 1C Bridge, wood, 4 Cedar, fence, 4 End door, corner, and side steel, 18 End door, corner, and side wood, 30 Fence, 4 Interlocking, 2A Mile, 4 Rail, 4 Roadway, 4 Stockyard, 4 Whistle, 4 Potash, Prussiate of, 47 Potassium, cyanide of, 47 Pots: Glue and shellac, 45 Marking, 36 Tallow, 36 Powder, blasting, 3 Power pumps and parts for water stations, 9A Preserves, 41 Preservers, life, 35 Presses: Letter, 36 Seal, 36 Waybill, 36 Pulls: Drawer, buildings, 45 Drawer, coaches, 24 Pullers: Nail, 45 Spike, 1C Pulley blocks, 45 Pulleys: Awning, 45 Bell cord, 24 Frame, 45 Shop machinery, 31 Pumice stone, 47 Pump lagging, 46 Pumping station machinery, 9A Pumps: Air and parts, 22 Hand, water and parts, 9A Oil, 36 Power and parts for water station, 9A Steam and parts for water stations, 9A Toilet and parts, coaches, 24 Water and parts, 9A Punches: Belt, 45 Track, 1C Purlins: Car, steel, 18 Car, wood, 30 Push buttons: Buildings, 44 Cars, 24 Push cars and parts, 1C Putty, 47 Putty knives, 47 Q. Quadrants: Interlocking, 2A Locomotive, 17 Quarter round: Buildings, 4 Coaches, 30 Queensware, 41 R. Racks: Basket, 24 Towel for buildings, 36 Towel for coaches, 24 Radial stays, 11 Radiator nipples, 43 Radiator valves, 43 Radiators, 36 Rails, all weights and kinds except scrap, 8 Rail scrap, 50 Rail anchors for wreckers, 1C Rail anchor track, 1B Rail barn door, 45 Rail benders and parts, 1C Rail braces, 1B Rail creepers, anti, 1B Rail cutters, 1C Rail drills and parts, 1C Rail hooks, 1C Rail joints, standard, 1B Rail joints, insulated, 2A Rail posts, 4 Rail punches, 1C Rail tongs, 1C Rail unloader and parts, 9C Railroad crossings, 1A Railings fittings, iron, 43 Rails, guard, 1A Rainbow packing, 46 Rakes, garden, 36 Ranges, dining car and parts, 24 Rasps, 45 Ratchet braces, 45 Ratchet drills, 1C Ratchet jacks, 45 Ratchet jacks track, 1C Ratchet wheel keys, 18 Ratchets, 24 Deck sash, 24 Headlight burner, 36 Mail car lamp burner, 36 Rattan, 24 Rattan chisel point brooms, 1C Rat traps, 39 Resonators, telegraph, 2B Reamers, 45 Receivers, gas, coach, 24 Receptacles, electric, 25, 26, 44 Reducing valves and parts, 23 Reducers: Pipe, cast-iron, 3 Pipe, 43 Vitrified, 3 Reels, cable Signal Department, 2A Building, electrical wire, 44 Hose, 36 Reflectors: Headlight, 36 Lamp, 36 Lantern, 36 Regulators, muffler pop, 23 Reinforcing bars, 3 Relays: Signal, 2A Telegraph, 2B Relay magnets, 2B Release rods, 18 Relief valves and parts, 23 Repeating relays, telegraph, 2B Repeating sounders, telegraph, 2B Replacers, car, 36 Reservoir paint, 47 Resin, 47 Resistance coils, electric, 2A, 25, 26, 44 Rests: Foot, stove, 36 Seat, 24 Return bends, pipe, 43 Reverse levers, 17 Reverse-lever springs, 12 Reverse-shaft springs, 12 Rice, 41 Rigging, draft, 20 Ringers, bell and parts, 23 Rings: Harness, 45 Lantern, 36 Packing, piston, 46 Packing, valve stem, 46 Rubber for flue expanders, 45 Seal, 36 Ventilator, 36 Riprap, 7 Rivets: Boiler, 11 Brass, 45 Copper, 45 Drawbar yoke, 18 Structural, 11 Tank, 11 Tinner, 45 Road crossing bells, 2A Road crossing signs, 4 Rock: Crushed, 7 Crushers, 9C Riprap, 7 Rock salt, 1C Rod bolts for locomotives, 11 Rod bolts for switch head rods, 1A Rod straps for locomotives, 17 Rods: All kinds for cars, 18 Bottom, 18 Brake, 18 Brass, 14 Connection for switches, 1A Cylinder, 18 Connection, interlockers, 2A Cylinder lever push, 18 Cross tie, 18 Draft, 18 Driving, 17 End of cars, 18 Hand brake, 18 Head for switches, 1A Main, 17 Piston, 17 Release, 18 Side, 17 Slip switch, 1A Steel drill, 15 Switch, 1A Tie for switches, 1A Top brake, 18 Transom truss, 18 Uncoupling, 18 Rollers: Barn door, 45 Car door, 20 Flue, 45 Vestibule curtain, 24 Roofing caps, 3 Roofing, galvanized, car, 20 Roofing gravel, 3 Roofing lumber: Buildings, 4 Cars, 30 Roofing paper, 3 Roofing slate, 3 Roofing tin, sheets, 15 Roofs, car, paper, 3 Roofs, car, galvanized, 20 Rope: Manila, 46 Wire, 15 Ropes, switch, 36 Rosin, 47 Round edge steel for draft keys, 15 Round flat head pins, 11 Round head bolts, 11 Roundhouse smoke jacks, 3 Rowboats, 35 Rubber boots, 46 Rubber cloth, 46 Rubber: Corrugated, 24 Gaskets, 46 Mats, 24 Packing, 46 Pads, 24 Pails, 36 Rings for flue expanders, 45 Sheets, 46 Tubing, 46 Rubbers: Eames brake, 46 Mail car, 24 Rugs, 24 Rules, 45 Rulers, 48 Ruling pens, 48 Running-board braces for cars, 18 Running boards: Steel, 32 Wood, 30 Russia iron, 15 S. Saddles, pipe, 43 Safes, iron, 36 Safety hooks, 18 Sail cloth, 35 Sal ammoniac, 47 Sal soda, 47 Salt: Common, 1C Rock, 1C Salts, soldering, 47 Sand: Building, 3 Fire, 28 Locomotive, 3 Molding, 28 Board chains, 36 Dryers and parts, 19 Sanders, track and parts, 23 Sapolio, 36 Sash balances, 45 Sash cord, 36 Sash lifts: Building, 45 Coach, 24 Sash, springs, 24 Sash stops, 24 Sash, window: Building, 4 Coach, 30 Saw blades, hack, 45 Sawdust, 38 Saw sets, 45 Saws: Band, 31 Circular, 31 Crosscut, 1C Cut-off, 31 Hand, 36 Rip, 31 Scale weights, 9A Scales: Counter, 9A Platform, 9A Postal, 48 Spring balance, 9A Stockyard, 9A Track, 9A Wagon, 9A Scoop shovels, 36 Scoops, battery, 2A Scrap, all kinds, 50 Scrapers, paint, 47 Scrapers or spatulas, 47 Scratchers, match, 24 Screen, wire, 45 Screw eyes, 45 Screw drivers, 45 Screw spikes, 1B Screw wrenches, 45 Screws: Cap, 45 Cork imbedded can, 36 Jack, 45 Lag, 11 Machine iron, 45 Machine brass, 45 Set, 45 Wood, brass, 45 Wood, bright, 45 Scythe stones, 1C Scythes, all kinds, 1C Seals, car, 36 Sealing wax, 48 Seat arm rests, 24 Seat castings, coach, 24 Seats: Coach, 24 Hopper, building, 36 Hopper, coach, 24 Tank valve, 9A Second-hand bridges, iron, 6 Section signs, 4 Seeds, garden and grass, 36 Segments, interlocking, 2A Semaphore blades, 2A Semaphores, interlocking, 2A Set chisels, 45 Set screw wrenches, 45 Set screws, 45 Sets: Rivet, 45 Saw, 45 Settees, 36 Settee arms, 36 Settee legs, 36 Sewer pipe, 3 Sewers, interlocking, 2A Shackles, interlocking, 2A Shades: Coach window, 24 Electric, 26, 44 Lamp (oil), 36 Roller, 36 Window, 36 Shafts, tumbling, 17 Shafting, steel, shop, 15 Shakers, stove, 36 Shears: Office, 48 Tinner, 45 Sheet asbestos, 46 Sheet brass, 15 Sheet copper, 15 Sheet lead, 15 Sheet fiber, 25, 26, 44 Sheet rubber, 46 Sheet steel: Light, 15, 110 and thicker, 16 Washers, 11 Sheet tin, 15 Sheet zinc, 15 Sheeting, 24 Iron, 20 Wood, 30 Sheets, 24 Shelf brackets, 45 Shellac, 47 Shellac and glue pots, 45 Shims: Expansion, 1C Wood truck, 4 Shingles, 4 Ship augers, 45 Shoes: Car brake, 20 Engine, 19 Shop ventilators, 3 Shop lockers, 36 Shovels: Fire, 36 Scoop, 36 Snow, 36 Steam, and parts, 9C Track, 1C Siding, lumber: Buildings, 4 Cars, 30 Side bars, pressed steel, 19 Side rod, 17 Side-rod bolts, 11 Side-rod forgings, 17 Sighting blocks, 1C Sighting boards, 1C Signal batteries, 2A Signal blades, 2A Signal cord, 36 Signal parts, 2A Signal poles, 2A Signal and interlocking material, 2A Signals: Interlocking, 2A Automatic block, 2A Signs: Caboose, 36 Coach, 36 Roadway, 4 Silk, 24 Silk curtains, 24 Silk tassels, 24 Sill steps, 18 Sills: Car, wood, 30 Stone, building, 3 Tender, end, 30 Silverware, 41 Skidding tongs, 1C Skids, 36 Skins, chamois, 47 Slab zinc, 14 Slag, ballast, 7 Slash bars, 36 Slate, electrical, 26, 44, 49 Slate pencils, 45 Slate roofing, 3 Sledges, 1C Sleeves, cast-iron pipe, 3 Slide plates for switches, 1A Slip switch crossings, 1A Slip switch rods, 1A Slips, pillow, 36 Slot arms, 2A Slow posts, 4 Slow and stop boards, 4 Smaltz, 47 Smoke jacks for round house, 3 Smoke jacks for stoves, 36 Snatch blocks, 45 Snaths, scythe, 1C Snips, tinners, 45 Snow plows and parts, 9C Snow shovels, 36 Soap chips, 37 Soap, common, 36 Soap dishes, 24 Soap holders: Building, 36 Coach, 24 Soap: Jelly oil, 37 Laundry, 36 Toilet, 36 Soapstone, 47 Soapstone pencils, 45 Sockets: Drill, 45 Electric, 2A, 25, 26, 44 Soda ash, 47 Soda: Arsenate of, 47 Arseniate of, 47 Bicarbonate of, 47 Caustic, 47 Sal, 47 Soft steel, 15 Soil pipe fittings, 3 Solder, 14 Soldering irons or coppers, 45 Soldering nipples, 43 Soldering sticks, 2A, 2B, 26, 44 Soldering unions, 43 Sole leather, 46 Solid pulleys, 45 Sounders, telegraph, 2B Spades, 1C Spatulas or scrapers, 47 Spectacles: Train order, 2A Automatic block, 2A Speeders, track and parts, 1C Speed recorders and parts, 23 Spelter, 14 Spices, 41 Spike braces for screw spike, 1C Spike mauls, 1C Spike pullers, 1C Spikes: Boat, 1C Track, 1B Wire, 45 Wrought, 45 Spindle taps, 45 Spittoons, 36 Splice bars, telegraph, 2B Splices, track, 1B Split keys, 45 Sponges, 47 Spoons, telegraph, 2B Spot boards, 1C Spout, down, and fittings, 45 Spouts: Crane, 9A Grain, 9B Tank, 9A Spreaders, ballast and parts, 9C Spring balance scales, 9A Spring cotters, 45 Spring dampeners, 20 Spring hanger bolts, 11 Spring hanger gibbs, 17 Spring steel, 15 Spring steel wire, 45 Springs: Buffer, 12 Caboose, 12 Centering, 12 Chair cushion, 24 Coach bolster, 12 Coach seat, 24 Coil, engines and cars, 12 Counterbalance, 12 Cushion, 24 Door, buildings, 45 Door, coaches, 24 Drawbar, 12 Engine, 12 Equalizer, 12 Fire door opener, 23 Freight-car bolster, 12 Freight-car drawbar, 12 Interlocking, 2A Locomotive driving, 12 Locomotive throttle, 12 Locomotive truck, 12 Oil box, 20 Passenger buffer, 12 Piston packing, 12 Pop valve, 23 Reverse lever, 12 Reverse shaft, 12 Sash, coach, 24 Steam pump, 9A Throttle, 12 Trailer, 12 Truck, 12 Upholstering, 24 Valve strip, 12 Sprinkling cans, 36 Spun cotton, 24 Spun yarn, 24 Square head bolts, 11 Square nuts, 11 Squares: Steel, 45 T, 45 Stack bolts, 11 Stacks: Pumping station, 9A Shop building, 49 Staffs: Brake, 18 Flag, 36 Stakes, grade, 4 Stamps, steel, 45 Standpipes and parts, 9A Stands: Switch, 1A Waybill press, 36 Staples: Fence, 1C Standard hardware, 45 Stockyard, 1C Star polish, 36 Starch, corn, 41, 47 Station lamps, 36 Station signs, 4 Staybolt iron, 15 Staybolt taps, 45 Staybolts: Radial, 11 Flexible, 11 Steaks and chops, 41 Steam chest studs, 11 Steam chests, 19 Steam cocks, 43 Steam derricks and parts, 9C Steam ditchers and parts, 9C Steam engines and parts: Power plants, 49 Pumping stations, 9A Steam gauges and parts, 23 Steam hose, 46 Steam hose clamps, 46 Steam pipe bolts, 11 Steam pumps and parts, pumping stations, 9A Steam shovels and parts, 9C Steam traps, 24 Steam wreckers and parts, 9C Steel angles, 6, 15 Steel axles, 29 Steel balls, 45 Steel bars, 15 Steel billets for locomotive rods, 17 Steel boiler, 16 Steel brake shoes: Locomotive, 19 Car, 20 Steel bridges, 6 Steel castings: Car, 20 Locomotive, 19 Shop machinery, 19 Steel channels, 6–15 Steel, crushed, 47 Steel draft rigging, 20 Steel drill rods, 15 Steel erasers, 48 Steel figures, 45 Steel fire box, 16 Steel, galvanized sheet, 15 Steel I beams, 6–15 Steel letters, 45 Steel locomotive jacket, 15 Steel machine, 15 Steel pipe, 42 Steel rails, 8 Steel, round edge for draft keys, 15 Steel sheet, 110, and heavier, 16 Steel sheet, light, 15 Steel shafting, 15 Steel, soft, 15 Steel, spring, 15 Steel, stack, 16 Steel stamps, 45 Steel, structural, for bridges and buildings, 6 Steel tees, 6–15 Steel tires, 29 Steel tire wheels, 29 Steel, tool, 15 Steel tubing, 14 Steel wheels, locomotive and car, 29 Steel wire, 45 Steel wire cable, 15 Steel wire netting, 15 Stencil-cases, 36 Stepladders, 36 Steps: Caboose, wood, 30 Coach, steel, 24 Coach, wood, 30 Engine, iron, 19 Sill for cars, 18 Sticks, soldering, 2A, 2B, 26, 44 Stock scales, 9A Stock and dies, 45 Stockyard gate eyebolts, 1C Stockyard gate hinges, 1C Stockyard gate hooks, 1C Stockyard gate staples, 1C Stokers, mechanical and parts for power house, 49 Stone: Ballast, 7 Bolts, 11 Building, 3 Crushed, 3 Curbing, 3 Cut, 3 Drills, 45 Foundation, 3 Hammers, 1C Lintel, 3 Ornamental building, 3 Paving, 3 Pumice, 47 Riprap, 7 Rubbing, 47 Wedges, 1C Stones: Grind, section, 1C Scythe, 1C Grind shop, 45 Stools, office, 36 Stop and waste cocks, 43 Stops: Chimney, 36 Door, buildings, 45 Door, coach, 24 Sash, 24 Stoppers, basin, 46 Storage batteries: Coach, 26 Signal, 2A Stove blacking, 36 Stove boards, 36 Stove bolts, 45 Stove drums, 36 Stove jacks, 36 Stove polish, 36 Stovepipe, 36 Stovepipe collars, 36 Stovepipe dampers, 36 Stovepipe elbows, 36 Stovepipe iron, 15 Stovepipe thimbles, 36 Stoves and parts: Bunk car, 36 Caboose, 36 Coach, 24 Sand, 19 Station, 36 Strainers: Locomotive, 23 Well, 9A Strap hinges, 45 Straps: Bell cord, 24 Door for cars, 18 Lug for cars, 18 Pipe for cars, 18 Rod for locomotives, 17 Stretchers: Invalid, 36 Wire, 1C Street lamps: Electric, 44 Except electric, 36 Strikers, match, 24 Strips, weather, 24 Stringers, bridge: Iron, 6 Wood, 4 Stub switch chairs, 1A Studs: Belt, 45 Boiler, 44 Cylinder, 44 Steam chest, 44 Substructures for bridges, iron, 6 Suet, 41 Sugar, 41 Sulphur, 47 Sulphuric acid, 47 Supplies for medical boxes, 47 Surgical bandages, etc., 47 Surgical instruments, 47 Sway braces, bridge, 4 Swedish bar iron, 15 Swinging cables for steam shovels, 9C Switch chairs for stub switches, 1A Switch clip bolts, 1A Switch head rod bolts, 1A Switch lamps, 36 Switch lamp forks, 36 Switch lamp founts, 36 Switch plates, 1A Switch point blocking, cast iron, 1A Switch point braces, 1A Switch heel plates, 1A Switch points, 1A Switch rods, 1A Switch rods for slip switches, 1A Switch ropes, 36 Switch rope hooks and links, 36 Switch stand connecting rods, 1A Switch stands, 1A Switch targets, 1A Switch ties, all kinds of wood, 5A Switches: Complete, track, 1A Electrical, 2A, 2B, 25, 26, 44, 49 Siphon cocks, 43 Sirup, 41 S Wrenches, 45 T. Table cloths, 41 Table lamps, 36 Tables: Telegraph, 36 Turn, 6 Tablets, paper, 48 Tableware for dining cars, 41 Tableware for camps, 36 Tackle blocks, 45 Tacks, 45 Tags, chain, 20 Tail pin keys, 18 Tail pins, 18 Tallow, 37 Tallow pots, 36 Tampers, post hole, 1C Tamping bars, 1C Tamping picks, 1C Tank boxes, 36 Tank buckets, 36 Tank hose, 46 Tank-hose strainers, 23 Tank-indicator hands, 9A Tank rivets, 11 Tank spouts, 9A Tank steel, 16 Tank valves, 9A Tank valve seats, 9A Tanks: Locomotive, 32 Oil, storage, 9A Station oil, 36 Water and parts, 9A Tape, electric, 2A, 25, 26, 44 Tapelines, 45 Tapes, measuring, 45 Tapers, wax, 36 Tapestry, 24 Taps: Boiler, 45 Bolt, 45 Hand, 45 Machinists’ hand, 45 Machine nut, 45 Master, 45 Mud, 45 Patch bolt, 45 Pipe, 45 Spindle, 45 Stay bolt, 45 Tar, 37 Targets, switch stand, 1A Tarred paper, 3 Tassels, silk, 24 Tea, 41 T head bolts, 11 T hinges, 45 T steel, 6, 15 T cast-iron pipe, 3 T down-spout, 45 T gas pipe, 43 T soil pipe, 3 T vitrified pipe, 3 Telegraph cable, 2B Telegraph instruments and parts, 2B Telegraph keys, 2B Telegraph poles, 2B Telegraph relays, 2B Telegraph sounders, 2B Telegraph spoons, 2B Telephone arm taps, 2B Telephone cable, 2B Telephone cord, 2B Telephone instruments and parts, 2B Telephone switchboards and parts, 2B Tender truck axles, 29 Tender coupler plates, 20 Tender end sills, 30 Tender frames: Iron, 32 Wood, 30 Tenders, locomotive, 32 Tennessee iron, 15 Tents, 36 Testers, boiler and parts, 23 Thermometers, 36 Thimbles, stove pipe, 36 Thread, 24 Three-way cocks, 43 Throttle levers, 17 Throttle packing, 46 Throttle springs, 12 Ticket cases, 36 Ticking, 24 Tie plates, 1B Tie plugs, 1C Tie rods for curves, 1B Tie rods for switches, 1A Tie wires, telegraph, 2B Ties: Bridge, 4 Cross, all kinds of wood, 5B Crossing, 5A Switch, 5A Tile: Drain, 3 Roofing, 3 Sewer, 3 Timber bars, 1C Timber carriers, 1C Timber dollies, 36 Timber grapples, 1C Timbers: Back end, 30 Front end, 30 Draft, 30 Tin: Block, 14 Cups, 36 Dippers, 36 Pails, 36 Pig, 14 Sheet, 15 Valley, 45 Tinware—cans, pails, oilers, etc., 36 Tinners’ rivets, 45 Tinners’ shears, 45 Tinners’ snips, 45 Tips, gas, 24 Tires: Coach wheel, 29 Locomotive, 29 Toilet paper, 36 Toilet soap, 36 Tongs: Blacksmith, 45 Ice, 36 Rail, 1C Skidding, 1C Tie, 1C Tool boxes, all kinds, 36 Tool grinders for sections, 1C Tool holders, 31 Tool steel, 15 Tools, air and parts, 45 Tools, cleaning, 45 Toothpicks, 41 Top brake rods, 18 Tops, lamp, 36 Torches: Engineer’s malleable, 19 Gasoline blow, 45 Tin, 36 Torpedo and fusee boxes, 36 Torpedoes, 36 Tow, 24 Towel brackets, 24 Towel rollers, 24, 36 Towels, 24 Toweling, 24 Tower lamps, 36 Track bars (tools), 1C Track, barn door, 45 Track bolts, 1B Track, car door, 20 Track chisels, 1C Track, climax door, 20 Track drills and parts, 1C Track drill bitts, 1C Track, Dunham door, 20 Track, freight car door, 20 Track gauges, 1C Track jacks and parts, 1C Track levels, 1C Track picks, 1C Track punches, 1C Track scales, 9A Track shims, wood, 4 Track splices, 1B Track wrenches, 1C Trailer springs, 12 Train boxes, 36 Train chains, 36 Transformers for current, 49 Transformers for electric plants, 49 Transit lugs for switches, 1A Transit lug bolts, 1A Transmission bar jaws, 17 Transmission bars, 17 Transmitters, telegraph, 2B Transom truss rods, 18 Trap door parts, coaches, 24 Traps: Mouse or rat, 36 Steam, 24 Vitrified, 3 Trays: Battery, 2A, 2B, 26, 44 Pin, 48 Trespass signs, 4 Trestle timbers, 4 Trimmers, lamp, 36 Trimmings, coach, 24 Tripoli, 36 Tripoline, 36 Trolley bands, 49 Trolley caps, 49 Trolley wires, 49 Troughs, cave, 45 Trowels, 45 Truck axles, locomotives and cars, 29 Truck bolsters: Steel, 20 Wood, 30 Truck hangers, 18 Truck levers, 18 Truck springs, locomotives and cars, 12 Trucks: Baggage, 36 Car, complete, 33 Locomotive, complete, 33 Warehouse, 36 Trunking, signal, 2A Truss rods, cars, 18 Tubes: Arch, 13 Boiler, 13 Circulating, 13 Electric wiring, 25, 26, 44 Steam gauge, 23 Super heater, 13 Tubing: Brass, 14 Copper, 14 Hard rubber, electric, 2A, 25, 26, 44 Rubber, 46 Shelby steel, 14 Steel, 14 Tubs: Bath, buildings, 36 Bath, coach, 24 Wash, 36 Tumbler holders, 24 Tumblers, glass, 36 Tumbling shafts, 17 Turbines and parts, 49 Turns, cupboard, 45 Turnbuckles: Car, 18 Interlocking, 2A Turntable engines and parts, 31 Turntable motors and parts, 31 Turntables, 6 Turpentine, 47 Twine, 48 Twist drills, 45 Twist drill sockets, 45 Typewriters, 48 U. U bolts for cars, 18 Uncoupling levers, 18 Uncoupling rod levers, 18 Uncoupling rods, 18 Unions: Pipe, 43 Soldering, 43 Uniform caps, 36 Uniforms, 36 Unloaders: Ballast and parts, 9C Ledgerwoods, and parts, 9C Rail, and parts, 9C Upholstering buttons, 24 Upholstering springs, 24 Upholstering tacks, 45 Urinals: Building, 36 Coach, 24 V. Valley tin, 45 Valve disks, 43 Valve motion links, 17 Valve oil, 37 Valve seats, tank, 9A Valve strip springs, 12 Valve yokes for locomotives, 17 Valves: Angle, 43 Blow-off, 23 Butterfly, 43 Check, 43 Cross, 43 Foot, 43 Gate, 43 Globe, 43 Plug, 43 Pop, and parts, 23 Radiator, 43 Reducing, and parts, 23 Relief, and parts, 23 Rubber, 46 Sander, 23 Varnish, 47 Vaseline, 47 Vegetables, fresh and canned, 41 Velocipedes and parts, 1C Veneer lumber, 30 Ventilator rings, 36 Ventilators, for buildings and coaches, 36 Ventilators, for shop, 3 Vestibule hoods, 24 Vestibule material, 24 Vestibule rollers, 24 Vestibule trimmings, 24 Vinegar, 47 Vises: Machinists’, 45 Pipe, 45 Vitrified sewer pipe, 3 Vitriol: Blue, crystal, 2A Liquid, acid, 47 W. Wagon scales, 9A Wagons, baggage, 36 Walnut lumber, 30 Warehouse brooms, 36 Warehouse scales, 9A Warehouse trucks, 36 Washbasins, 36 Washbowl bushings, 24 Washers: Boiler, and tester, 23 Cast bridge, 19 Fiber for signal work, 2A Plate, 11 Wrought iron, 11 Waste, 37 Waste cans, 36 Waste and stop cocks, 43 Water, artesian and special, 41 Water, drinking, for cars, 41 Water cans, 36 Water coolers, 36 Water-cooler cocks, 24 Water gauges, 43 Water-gauge glasses, 23 Water-gauge glass guards, 36 Water hose, 46 Water-hose clamps, 46 Water-hose couplings, 46 Water kegs, 36 Water pumps and parts, 9A Water station machinery, 9A Water tanks, track, 9A Water tubs, 36 Wax, bees, 47 Wax, floor, 47 Wax, sealing, 48 Weatherstrips, 24 Webbing, 24 Wedge bolts, 11 Wedges, stone, 1C Weed cutters, 1C Weights, scale, 9A Weights, sash, 45 Welding-compound, 47 Well casing, 42 Well driver points, 9A Well strainers, 9A Wells, battery for automatic signals, 2A Welsbach mantles, 36 Wheelbarrows, 36 Wheel centers, car and locomotive, 29 Wheel gauges, 45 Wheels: Cast iron car and locomotive, 29 Emery, 45 Hand-car, 1C Interlocking, 2A Pipe cutter, 45 Steel Tires, car and locomotive, 29 Truck, 36 Wheelbarrow, 36 Whetstones, 1C Whisk brooms, 36 Whistles, engine, 21, 23 Whitelead, 47 Whitewood, 30 Whiting, 47 Wicks, lamp, 36 Wicking, candle, 36 Wicking, asbestos, 46 Willow ware, 36 Windmills and parts, 9A Window brush poles, 36 Window brushes, 47 Window curtains: Buildings, 36 Coaches, 24 Window fastenings: Coaches, 24 Buildings, 45 Window frames, 4 Window glass, 47 Window sash: Building, 4 Coaches, 30 Windows: Complete, building, 4 Complete, coaches, 30 Ticket, 4 Wire brads, 45 Wire brooms, 36 Wire cables, 15 Wire carriers, 2A Wire cloth, 45 Wire drills, 45 Wire gauges, 45 Wire netting, 15 Wire stretchers, 1C Wire, barb fence, 1C Wire, brass, 45 Wire, copper, 45 Electrical, 2A, 2B, 25, 26, 44, 49 Fence, 1C Iron, 45 Music, 45 Signal, 2A Telegraph, 2B Woven fence, 1C Wire, spring steel, 45 Wire, steel, 45 Wiring tubes, 25, 26, 44 Wires, bond, 2A Wood blocking for switches, 4 Wood preservatives, 10 Wood pulley blocks, 45 Wood screws, 45 Wood snatch blocks, 45 Wood split pulleys, 31 Wooden mallets, 36 Wooden pails, 36 Wooden ware, 36 Wrecker axles, 29 Wreckers and parts, 9C Wrecking frogs, 36 Wrench frames, 45 Wrench jaws, 45 Wrenches: Alligator, 45 Except track, 45 Monkey, 45 Track, 1C Wringers, 36 Wrist pins for locomotives, 17 Wrought-iron nails, 45 Wrought-iron pipe, 42 Wrought-iron spikes, 45 Wrought-iron washers, 11 Y. Y bends, 43 Y bends, cast-iron pipe, 3 Y bends, vitrified pipe, 3 Yarn, lath, 46 Yellow: Chrome, 47 Ocher, 47 Yoke rivets, drawbar, 18 Yokes: Coupler, 18 Valve for locomotive, 17 Z. Z bars, 6–15 Zinc, battery, 2A, 2B, 26, 44 Zinc, sheet, 15 Zinc, slab, 14 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES 1. Silently corrected typographical errors. 2. Retained anachronistic and non-standard spellings as printed. 3. Enclosed italics font in _underscores_. 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