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PRSL

December 23, 2002 12:10AM

You have two to select from of the US Army:
Baldwin 46764 10/1917 2-6-2T 600 mm
Baldwin 72148 1945 2-8-2 SG
or a CB&Q too many miles away.
Please tell us what happend to the engine. Was it where a 60 cm or SG line would be expected? I think you have the answer. What war could it have been? Bet you though you would never know.

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Baldwin Loco Identification	Don Newing	December 22, 2002 03:15PM
Re: Baldwin Loco Identification	Tom Shreve	December 22, 2002 09:09PM
Re: Baldwin Loco Identification	PRSL	December 23, 2002 12:10AM
Re: Baldwin Loco Identification	Don Newing	December 23, 2002 07:07AM
The answer!	Don Newing	December 23, 2002 08:19AM
Re: Thanks for The rest of the Story	PRSL	December 23, 2002 03:01PM
There is more	Don Newing	December 24, 2002 04:46AM

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