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Brian Norden

January 09, 2020 09:48PM

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Yes,
There is a photo on "Slim Rails" N-C-O photos from the "Tom Armstrong collection" of the two cars Go down to fig.20. The cars were built by A. Meister & Sons. This firm built a number of motor cars, also motor stage bodies, even a streetcar or two. At least one of the N-C-O cars lasted until the end of the narrow gauge and may have been taken to Sparks before scraping.

The Meister & Sons operated under a number of names in the Sacramento area. See this page at Coachworks for more information: http://www.coachbuilt.com/bui/m/meister/meister.htm

Brian Norden

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