Acquiring a signal

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Larry, can you pm me at nwvgn at hotmail.com. Thanks
 



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Subject: Re: Acquiring a signal
Date: Thu, 8 Aug 2013 22:52:00 -0400
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What exactly are you looking for . I can come up with about any N&W Signal you would want.
Collecting signals is sometimes more of a project than most railfans can handle.
 
Larry Evans
Kenova WV

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With all this talk of signals it brings up a question that I've thought about often before: what's the best way to acquire a signal? 



I've read some of the Yahoo signal groups and every now and then a signal comes up for sale but it seems to be the rarity rather than the norm. I even had a deal once for an N&W old style PL4 dwarf but it fell through when the seller disappeared. 


I've also often heard "make friends with the maintenance guys" but being a semi-introvert and living about as far north as possible in Ohio kinda rules that out, at least from an N&W perspective.



Any thoughts?


Brian Dembinski   









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