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Pat

June 26, 2005 02:49PM

As you indicated, the line is in the Philippines and is (was) narrow gauge 42." They burned bagas, sugar caine waste. I heard that the Baldwin 2-6-6-2, which was wasting-rusting away is now on display. Our Japanese compatriots have excellent info on this line and hopefully they'll provide new information and a photograph or two.

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Insular Lumber Company	John Serniak	June 25, 2005 02:05PM
Re: Insular Lumber Company	Pat	June 26, 2005 02:49PM
Re: Insular Lumber Company LINK	James Hefner	June 28, 2005 12:12PM
Re: Insular Lumber Company	John Serniak	June 28, 2005 04:28PM
Re: Insular Lumber Company	Dave Sherron	June 30, 2005 11:07AM
Re: Insular Lumber Company LINK	James Hefner	June 30, 2005 03:49PM
Re: Insular Lumber Company	John Serniak	July 01, 2005 02:26PM
Re: Insular Lumber Company	Dave Sherron	June 30, 2005 11:11AM
Re: Insular Lumber Company LINK	James Hefner	June 30, 2005 03:53PM
Re: Insular Lumber Company	Pat	July 04, 2005 08:54AM

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