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Earliest paint scheme for the first order (8 A and 4 B
units) of "covered wagons". These were the first road freight
diesels other than the small Baldwin road switchers. Note the arrow style
of name banner soon changed to blunt end and lettering lowered below banner.
Tuscan red pilot changed to black. Small size beaver emblem. Cab roof
illuminated number board and single trumpet horn. 4003 Alco FA1 1500 hp
#76855 5/1949
1418_1424 on display Medicine Hat NOTE: Some thumbnails have multiple images of same model.
7115 MLW S-4 equipped for road service showing off the latest paint scheme while two units in old colour script paint sit behind it including 4053 an old CLC Fairbanks-Morse covered wagon. Power sits at the east end of Crowsnest Yard. Sentry Mountain looms over the scene. March 23, 1973 Bill Hooper CP Rail
CAR 8023 RS-23 far from home. Short-lived Internal shortline
Canadian Atlantic. (9/88 - 12/31/94)
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