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nedsn3

September 03, 2014 06:36AM

Registered: 15 years ago
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"Worn out and not economical to repair, and the company was going to standard gauge. Sent to Japan as scrap in the 1930's."

Later, in a slightly different form, possibly dropped on China.

Too bad as she'd be neat to see today.

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