Re: The C&S Coal Chutes: Four bins? Six Bins? Eight Bins? Twelve Bins?
Posted by Todd Hackett on
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Como:
Here's a close-up of the builder's plate on chute 9. Greg Kazel borrowed the original negative from Kindig, and we looked very carefully at this on the negative using a magnifier. The name is Williams, White & Co Moline ILL. They are still in business (website). I remember someone contacting them to see if they had any records of these old coal trestles, but they didn't seem to have any records that old.
Dickey (I'm not positive about the first, but the second is definitely Dickey):
Pine:
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Como:
Here's a close-up of the builder's plate on chute 9. Greg Kazel borrowed the original negative from Kindig, and we looked very carefully at this on the negative using a magnifier. The name is Williams, White & Co Moline ILL. They are still in business (website). I remember someone contacting them to see if they had any records of these old coal trestles, but they didn't seem to have any records that old.
Dickey (I'm not positive about the first, but the second is definitely Dickey):
Pine:
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