I'd be surprised if you find many; S scale scarcely existed before WWII--the
time when printed card sides were common--and after the war decal lettering
became
much more the standard. Most vintage card sides were done in O scale with a
smaller number in HO (early Varney had them, as did the cheapie Comet kits, and
even Mantua used them for their metal cars).
Jace Kahn
General Manager
Ceres & Canisteo RR Co./Champlain County Traction Co.
> I'm looking for the old printed and embossed paper car sides (circa '30's and
> '40's) to build up into models. I've got a small handful already and would
> love to have more to join the fleet. If you've got a few hiding in some dark
> closet or drawer somewhere and you'd like to see them put to good use, please
> contact me off list.
> Chris Borgmeyer
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