Atlas HO Scale 42' Pulpwood Flatcar with Load Chesapeake & Ohio C&O 81862 Roadname_DM&IR Unique paint colors to represent

Unique paint colors to represent in-service appearance

Steel construction for durability

House & Garden Cover by Artist Ethel Franklin Betts Baines

These cars were a common sight on Canadian and US rails through the late 1990s hauling grain

Atlas HO Scale 42' Pulpwood Flatcar with Load Chesapeake & Ohio C&O 81862 Roadname_DM&IR Unique paint colors to representAtlas HO Scale 42' Pulpwood Flatcar with Load Chesapeake & Ohio C&O 81862 Pulpwood is not a specific type of wood, but actually tree limbs that are cut to a specified length, then turned into wood pulp and used in the paper industry. Early paper making had the trees near the paper plant. As timber resources were diminished, the need for transporting pulpwood began to rise. Railroads were seen as an efficient method of transporting pulpwood. Pulpwood