Frank's Roundhouse - Who Done It?

This page is called "Who Done It?" because the decorator of these rail cars is unknown. They are included within the Frank's Roundhouse pages because they have the same body mold, chassis and trucks. However, it was confirmed with Frank's son, who was also involved with his father's production, that Frank's Roundhouse did not paint or decorate them.

Next to the company logo on the first boxcar is printed "Neuman Distributors, Inc." The second line reads "Neuman Wholesale Drug Company" and the third is "Ridgefield, New Jersey". There is a built date on the boxcar of "8-93". It came in a white box with "Neuman Whol Drug" penciled on the end.

This is a Pennsylvania Railroad Cove Lions Club refrigerator car. The car is dated 1993 and has ice hatches on the roof. The Cove Lions Club was located in Loysburg, PA. Photo courtesy of the B. Trappen collection.

Meyer's Toy Store 75th Anniversary Limited Edition boxcar. "Serving the hobbyist since 1914," the car is dated 1989. The roof and ends of the boxcar are a Navy blue color. Meyer's store is located in Livingston, NJ. Photo courtesy of the B. Fetterman collection.

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