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george pearce

October 01, 2009 05:23PM

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Ed, I agree - it would be a beautiful sight to behold. At least some pictures of 4 engine trains do exist. If you can find a copy of Frederick Kramer's "Twilight on the Narrow Gauge" (Quadrant Press Review # 5), take a look at pp 19-21.

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Alamosa September 30, 1944	Jimmy Blouch	September 30, 2009 02:10PM
Re: Alamosa September 30, 1944	chris king	September 30, 2009 02:19PM
Re: Alamosa September 30, 1944	CharlieMcCandless	September 30, 2009 05:25PM
Re: Alamosa September 30, 1944	Jimmy Blouch	September 30, 2009 09:21PM
Re: Alamosa September 30, 1944	drgwk37	September 30, 2009 07:29PM
Re: Alamosa September 30, 1944	Jimmy Blouch	September 30, 2009 09:23PM
Re: Alamosa September 30, 1944	Ross Miller	October 01, 2009 07:15AM
Re: Alamosa September 30, 1944	Ed Stabler	October 01, 2009 08:40AM
Re: Alamosa September 30, 1944	Jerry Day	October 01, 2009 02:24PM
Re: Alamosa September 30, 1944	Ed Stabler	October 01, 2009 04:01PM
Re: Alamosa September 30, 1944	george pearce	October 01, 2009 05:23PM

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