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Frank

February 07, 2004 11:57AM

Brian:
The Potash No 3 is pretty much a carbon copy of the c-21 isn't it? Seems to me that Baldwin used that "pattern" for a lot of the early outside frame engines. Weren't the C-21's built before 1900 though and therefore not quite as modern?
I know everyone always wants to find a C-21 to renovate so we would have them alive again. Seems to me that the Hawaii railroad also had a couple of the same type as well as some of the central and south american railroads. The georgtown engines before they got piston valves were close.
Frank
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C-21 look-alike ?	Steve Gilbert	February 06, 2004 05:17PM
Re: C-21 look-alike ? - Not so	Brian Norden	February 06, 2004 09:10PM
Re: C-21 look-alike ? - Not so	Frank	February 07, 2004 11:57AM
Re: C-21 look-alike ? - Not so	Frank	February 07, 2004 12:01PM
Re: C-21 look-alike ?	Mike Trent	February 08, 2004 09:18PM
C-21 ? THANK YOU's - PIX ??	Steve Gilbert	February 09, 2004 04:08PM
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