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Charlie Mutschler

April 23, 2000 09:08PM

D&RGW C-19's top my list. No. 346 circa 1930 - before she was wrecked on Kenosha Pass. Or No. 340, or 341 in the same time period.
Or How about Silverton Northern No. 4? Nice looking little mill. The D&RGW C-18's weren't bad looking, either. And the T-12's were certainly little gems in the 1920's.
Charlie

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American Beauty????	Tim Bain	April 22, 2000 09:18PM
Re: American Beauty????	John West	April 23, 2000 12:04AM
Re: American Beauty????	Herb Kelsey	April 23, 2000 01:04AM
But my real choice....	Herb Kelsey	April 23, 2000 01:05AM
Re: American Beauty????	Tim Bain	April 24, 2000 02:46AM
Re: American Beauty????	Herb Kelsey	April 24, 2000 07:52AM
What Wreck?	T.E. Scott Jr	April 25, 2000 11:25AM
Re: What Wreck?	Herb Kelsey	April 25, 2000 07:19PM
Re: What Wreck?	T.E. Scott Jr.	April 26, 2000 07:28AM
Re: What Wreck?	Herb Kelsey	April 26, 2000 04:40PM
479, with snowplow	Mike Trent	April 23, 2000 07:02AM
Re: American Beauty????	John Hammond	April 23, 2000 11:44AM
Re: American Beauty????	josh levine	April 23, 2000 12:47PM
476, or 375	Josh McNeal	April 23, 2000 06:38PM
Re: American Beauty????	C H Moore SR,	April 23, 2000 07:10PM
Re: American Beauty????	Charlie Mutschler	April 23, 2000 09:08PM

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