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Curtis F

August 28, 2004 11:46PM

John,
I didn't see any work orders/specs for the "Guatemala Railway Company" in the hundreds that I looked at. It's possible that they had a purchaser (company or private party) or bought their engines through another railroad.
Curtis F.

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GLR #40's origins??	Curtis F	August 28, 2004 08:59PM
Re: GLR #40's origins??	John Hammond	August 28, 2004 09:13PM
Re: GLR #40's origins??	Curtis F	August 28, 2004 10:29PM
Re: GLR #40's origins??	John West	August 28, 2004 11:13PM
Re: GLR #40's origins??	Curtis F	August 28, 2004 11:46PM
Re: GLR #40's origins??	John West	August 29, 2004 01:26AM
Re: GLR #40's origins??	John Hammond	August 30, 2004 08:05PM
Re: GLR #40's origins??	Curtis F	August 30, 2004 08:32PM
Re: GLR #40's origins??	John Hammond	August 31, 2004 07:40PM
Re: GLR #40's origins??	Dan	September 01, 2004 06:10AM
Re: GLR #40's origins??	John Hammond	September 01, 2004 07:27PM
Some data on the 2-8-0s	Tim Bain	September 03, 2004 12:41PM

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