J-class whistle whereabouts?

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I  have one and know the whereabouts of  five of them.  There are actually 
more than fourteen
as the K2 & K2a's  and some of the E2a's had the same whistle. They were a 
standard three chime
manufactured by Hancock Valve Division of Manning, Maxwell & Moore, in 
Bridgeport, CN.
They are very recognizable as N&W whistles because the N&W modified the 
Fulcrum  and valve
on them from their original configuration. My guess is most of them survive 
somewhere.


Larry Evans
Kenova, WV






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All this talk about J class whistles has got me a wondering. Does anyone 
know how many of the 14 J class whistles are still in existence today? Gary 
Price.
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