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Title: Material Classification
Recommended by the Railway Storekeepers' Association
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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
3
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Rubber and leather goods, including air, steam, and water hose, packing, all kinds, including metallic packing, asbestos, rope, belting, pipe covering, and boiler lagging.
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.
Power-plant equipment, including steam and electric power plants and generating stations, motors, and other electrical equipment for operating shop machinery.
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 steel
Pattern reference
Pound.
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 bolts
do.
Pound.
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.
8
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.
9Mauls:
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.
10Boxes, 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, interlocking
do.
Do.
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 and signal.
do.
Do.
Pins, connection, interlocking
do.
Do.
Plates, interlocking number (signal)
do.
Do.
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.
11Spectacles:
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, telegraph
Size
Do.
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 department)
Kind
Do.
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.
12
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.
13Pipe:
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.
14
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.
15
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 and buildings
Kind and size
Do.
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 except scrap.
Size
Gross ton.
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 buildings
do.
Do.
For water station
do.
Do.
Clamps, hydrant
Size
Do.
Engines:
Lighting, for stations, etc., and parts
Catalogue reference
Do.
Steam and gas, for pumping stations and parts
do.
Do.
16Filters and parts
Catalogue reference
Each.
Floats, copper
do.
Do.
Gongs, scale
Size
Do.
Governors, engine, for pumping stations
Kind and size
Do.
Hands, tank indicator
Size
Do.
Hydrants
Size and kind
Do.
Injectors and parts for stationary boilers
Catalogue reference
Do.
Inspirators and parts for stationary boilers
do.
Do.
Lubricators, for pumps and stationary engines
do.
Do.
Machinery and parts for water stations
do.
Do.
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 parts
do.
Do.
Steam, for water stations and parts
do.
Do.
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.
17
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 shovels
Size
Each.
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.
18Round 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.
19Reverse 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.
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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.
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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 number
Pound.
Guide
do.
Each.
Transmission
do.
Do.
Billets, steel for locomotive rods
Size
Pound.
Blades, eccentric
Locomotive class number
Each.
Draw bars, between engine and tender
do.
Pound.
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.
22Carlines (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 pattern number
Each and 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, steel
do.
Do.
Purlines, steel car
do.
Do.
Rivets, drawbar yoke
do.
Do.
23Rods:
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 number
Each.
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 parts
do.
Each.
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.
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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 car
Blue-print reference
Do.
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, coach
do.
Do.
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.
25
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 and number
Each.
Air brake material, except hose and couplings
do.
Do.
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 locomotives
Catalogue reference
Each.
Inspirators and parts for locomotives
do.
Do.
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.
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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 ranges
do.
Each.
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 passenger equipment
Catalogue reference
Dozen.
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.
27Dyes
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.
28Pantasote
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.
29
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.
30
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 use
Do.
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 locomotive
Kind and size
Each.
Wheels, steel-tired car and locomotive
do.
Do.
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 number
Do.
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.
31Cedar
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 side (wood)
Blue-print reference
Each.
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.
32
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.
33
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 buildings
Size
Do.
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.
34Beaters, 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 stove
Pattern reference
Pound.
35Chains:
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.
36Forks:
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.
37Ladders 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.
38Polish:
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.
39Soap:
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 coaches
do.
Do.
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.
40
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 locomotive
Kind
Ton.
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 stations and cars
Kind
Ton.
Wood for stations
do.
Cords.
41
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
42
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.
43Plugs, 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 wire
Size
Do.
44Shades, 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.
45Calipers
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.
46Grindstones:
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.
47Pencils:
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.
48Taps:
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.
49Cloth, 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.
50
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.
51Instruments, 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.
52Cloth, 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, for power house
Catalogue reference
Do.
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.
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