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elminero67

September 04, 2010 05:53PM

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It appears to be former Denver & Rio Grande #76, an 1880 class 56 Baldwin. I'm still piecing rosters together but it seems that at least three former D&RG narrow gauge locomotives ended up in Sonora, probably more. I still suspect the second locomotive came from the Arizona & New Mexico RR, as the Cananea Consolidated seems to have acquired much of their roster when the converted to standard gauge. (Unfortunately it doesnt match the known rosters of the A&NM) any other insight/ opinions encouraged, thanks, Duane

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Dos Mystery Locos	elminero67	August 29, 2010 09:58PM
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