Heavyweight N&W and Pullman car colors before streamliners

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Probably known to many - but not by me - is the conundrum of "Norfolk  & 
Western"  vs "Norfolk and Western" lettering on HW passenger  cars  Which came 
first and when was the change made - or were they used  concurrently ?  
 
Thanks in advance for your kind reply
 
Neil K Yerger
 
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In a message dated 2/13/2008 3:46:23 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org writes:

Can  anyone tell me approximately when the N&W began painting their passenger 
 cars in tuscan red paint and also what color did Pullman owned cars where  
prior to the divestiture of much of Pullman's assets to individual  roads?  I 
am trying to determine if some form of green paint (coach  green, pullman 
green, etc) were commonly used on the N&W's passenger  trains during the 1940s, 
prior to the arrival of the Budd sleeper  cars.


 
 
 
jerry 
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