Re: D&RGW Cupola Marker Lamp
| November 26, 2019 09:28AM |
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In most cases, a standard marker lamp was used. It was accessible from inside the cupola. You can see the standard marker light bracket and access in the photos below of the box on RGS 0404.
Years ago, I purchased one of these boxes at a antique store in Dolores, CO. I always hoped to someday restore it as a display in my future train room, marker light and all. After carrying it around from move to move, I decided to give it to an interested co-worker. Wish I still had it.
Mike Ramsey
Years ago, I purchased one of these boxes at a antique store in Dolores, CO. I always hoped to someday restore it as a display in my future train room, marker light and all. After carrying it around from move to move, I decided to give it to an interested co-worker. Wish I still had it.
Mike Ramsey
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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