Lettering color on early steam
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Fri Sep 11 20:33:28 EDT 2009
I'm sure that the J's were never lettered or striped in gold leaf. Can't
say about earlier passenger power.
Sam Putney
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>I have copies of PRR locomotive painting diagrams, and I'm certain that
>road lettered steam in gold leaf until a certain date.
>
> --Rick Morrison
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> Gary
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> "This was not used on locomotives"
>
> What do you base this statement on? I do not have any first hand
> knowledge about Locomotive lettering with gold leaf. But I do know for
> fact the N&W and C&O used real gold leaf in passenger applications. And
> would think it would be in the realm of possibility that in the day they
> may have use it on passenger locomotives as the drawing suggest.
>
> Larry
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