APPENDIX A
REFERENCES
1. Association of American Railroads Loading Pamphlets Governing the Loading of Commodities in Closed Cars
Pamphlet No.
1. Consolidated Freight (June 1973)
2. Wheeled Vehicles (April 1949)
3. Bags-Commodities In (Nov 1964)
4. Barrels, Drums or Kegs (Nov 1965)
8. Plywood in Closed Cars (June 1971)
13. Cans and Glass in Bottles (June 1973)
14. Rules Regulating the Safe Loading of Freight in Closed Cars and Protection of Equipment (Dec 1963)
16. Furniture Less-Carload (Jan 1963)
18. Cylindrical Steel Containers (Small)-Commodities & Mixed Loads in Larger Steel Drums (Oct 1963)
21. Preparation and Safe Loading of Machinery in Closed Cars (April 1967)
23. Sheet Steel & Tin Plate (Jul 1973)
26. Gypsum, Plasterboard, Lath & Plaster (April 1963)
27. Empty Projectiles, Bombs & Cartridge Cases (Jan 1963)
34. Tank Cars Transporting Non Dangerous Commodities (Nov i965)
36. Grain & Other Bulk Commodities (Jan 1971)
38. Unsaturated Roofing Felt (Nov 1965)
39. Newsprint (Oct 1970)
40. Vitrified Clay Sewer Pipe (Jan 1963)
41. Dictionary of Standard Terms-Commodities in Closed Cars (Dec 1965)
42. Glass, Rolled & Plate (Nov 1965)
O-T Division Circular
42-D General Rules-Covering Loading of Carload Shipments of Commodities in Closed Cars (June 1967)
2. Other Publications and Source of Procurement
Rail Carriers' Tarriff No. 27, or reissues thereof-Hazardous Materials Regulations of the Department of Transportation Including
Specifications for Shipping Containers.
R. M. Graziano, Agent
American Railroads Building
1920 L. St. N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036
Bureau of Explosives Pamphlet No. 6C
Association of American Railroads
2 Penn Plaza
New York, NY. 10001
Secretary
Freight Loading and Containers Section
Association of American Railroads
59 E. Van Buren Street
Chicago, Illinois 60605
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