NBT Kris Model Trains Rolling Stock

These NBT cars are also documented in the the Kris Model Trains section of this site, but are grouped here for convenience. Production dates and numbers are from the NBT Checklist 1974 - 1982.

NBT number 500-1001. More than 100 were decorated by Kris Model Trains in December 1974. Photo and description courtesy of the B. Batt collection.

NBT number 500-1001. An unknown number were decorated by Kris Model Trains. Photo and description courtesy of the B. Batt collection.

NBT number 500-1001. Town of Bath bicentennial boxcar; blue; yellow lettering and Berkeley Springs logo; sliding yellow smooth doors with NBT logo; half ladders. Less than 100 were decorated by Kris Model Trains in August 1975. Photo courtesy of the B. Trappen collection.

NBT number 500-1001. Town of Bath bicentennial boxcar; tuscan; yellow lettering and Berkeley Springs logo; sliding yellow plug doors; half ladders. Less than 100 were decorated by Kris Model Trains in April 1977. Photo courtesy of the M. Smith collection.

NBT number 500-1002. More than 100 were decorated by Kris Model Trains in October 1975. Photo and description courtesy of the B. Batt collection.

NBT number 525-1003. Shenandoah and Potomac Railroad Circus boxcar; mustard yellow; green roof; white and black lettering and graphics; multicolor circus clown; sliding red plug doors; half ladders. Note that the printing in the first part of SHENANDOAH is blotchy. Less than 100 were decorated by Palmo Silk Screening in July 1975.

NBT number 525-1005. Shenandoah Valley and Potomac Railroad boxcar. Less than 100 were decorated by Palmo Silk Screening in July 1975. Photo and description courtesy of the B. Batt collection.

NBT number 600-1008. An unknown number were decorated by Kris Model Trains in January 1976. Photo and description courtesy of the B. Batt collection.

NBT number 600-1008. Almost Heaven...West Virginia refrigerator car; orange; black ends; black lettering and logos; stamped orange plug doors; full ladders. More than 100 were decorated by Kris Model Trains in January 1976. Photo courtesy of the Blue Room collection.

NBT number 600-1008. An unknown number were decorated by Kris Model Trains in January 1976. Photo and description courtesy of the B. Batt collection.

NBT number 300-1011. West Virginia gondola; black; yellow lettering and graphics. More than 100 were decorated by Kris Model Trains in February 1976.

NBT number 300-1011. Less than 100 were decorated by Kris Model Trains in February 1976. Photo and description courtesy of the B. Batt collection.

NBT number 527-1076. 5th Annual Apple Butter Festival boxcar; orange; silver roof; blue lettering and logos; sliding orange plug doors; half ladders. Note that Berkeley is spelled "Berkley" on the car side. Less than 100 were decorated by Pleasant Valley Process in October 1978. Photo courtesy of the Blue Room collection.

NBT number 528-1137. Coca-Cola 49078 boxcar; red; white lettering and graphics; sliding white plug doors; half ladders. More than 100 were decorated by Pleasant Valley Process in June 1980. Photo courtesy of the M. Smith collection.

NBT number 528-1145. Choo-Choo Barn boxcar; shiny gold; black and red lettering; multicolor steam locomotive; sliding black plug doors; half ladders. Less than 100 were decorated by Pleasant Valley Process in 1981. Photo courtesy of the T. Cosgrove collection.

NBT number 528-1145. An unknown number were decorated by Pleasant Valley Process. Photo and description courtesy of the B. Batt collection.

NBT number 528-1145. Choo-Choo Barn refrigerator car; yellow; brown roof; black and red lettering; multicolor steam locomotive; sliding black plug doors; half ladders. An unknown number were decorated by Pleasant Valley Process. Photo courtesy of the T. Cosgrove collection.

NBT number 528-1167. Toy Train Operating Society 1981 San Diego, California National Convention boxcar; blue; sliding white smooth doors with TTOS logo and convention dates; half ladders; circular dolphin stickers placed cater-corner on the roof ends. More than 1,000 were decorated by Pleasant Valley Process in June 1981.