I don't have a builders card for a C-21, I pulled this off of drgw.org
Denver & Rio Grande
Locomotive History
Last Update: 09/03/2000
Road: Denver & Rio Grande Road #: 430
From: 1916 To: 1924 Class: 93 Gauge: N
Acquired: Used Name:
Builder: Baldwin, # 17872, 1900 Wt: 95650 Tract. Eff.: 20686
Wheel Arr.: 2-8-0 Cylinders: 17x20 Drivers: 38.88
Disposition: Re-classified & renumbered
Photographs:
Drawings:
Notes: Reference [15] states that this engine, along with 431 (CR-102) and 432 (CR-103) were standard gauge locomotives that were converted to narrow gauge by the D&RG.;
Road: Denver & Rio Grande Western Road #: 360
From: 1924 To: 1950 Class: C21 Gauge: N
Acquired: Used Name:
Builder: Baldwin, # 17872, 1916 Wt: 95650 Tract. Eff.: 20686
Wheel Arr.: 2-8-0 Cylinders: 17x20 Drivers: 38.88
Disposition: Dismantled Salida 8/7/1950
Denver & Rio Grande
Locomotive History
Last Update: 09/03/2000
Road: Denver & Rio Grande Road #: 431
From: 1916 To: 1924 Class: 93 Gauge: N
Acquired: Used Name:
Builder: Baldwin, # 17717, 1900 Wt: 95650 Tract. Eff.: 20686
Wheel Arr.: 2-8-0 Cylinders: 17x20 Drivers: 38.88
Disposition: Re-classified & renumbered
Drawings:
Notes: Reference [15] states that this engine, along with 430 (CR-101) and 432 (CR-103) were standard gauge locomotives that were converted to narrow gauge by the D&RG.;
Road: Denver & Rio Grande Western Road #: 361
From: 1924 To: 1951 Class: C21 Gauge: N
Acquired: Used Name:
Builder: Baldwin, # 17717, 1916 Wt: 95650 Tract. Eff.: 20686
Wheel Arr.: 2-8-0 Cylinders: 17x20 Drivers: 38.88
Disposition: Dismantled Pueblo 11/15/1951
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