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Here is another pic of 41 with her plow. This is my favorite shot of her, she's in RICO in 1942.
This pic also proves what Ed and Chris said. That's definitely mud on the plow. and the spot above looks like a big dent.
I just had my friend scan this pic for me. Thanks mike.
i also need to point out that this is not my pic, I was scanned from RGS story vol 10 pg 369.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/09/2009 05:41PM by Jeff Taylor.
D&RGW engine number 375, photographed: Durango, Colo., October 18, 1941.
Photo courtesy of the Denver Public Library Digital Image Collection catalog number OP-7532.