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MONON Trains => Freight trains => Topic started by: Tom Kepshire on April 09, 2012, 11:15:00 am
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This shot was used as the current POTW on the web site. There are two foreign road locomotives in the consist. I apologize that I do not have a larger scan, or any additional information, other than this was taken at Mitchell and the freight is southbound. Rick Berg asked me if I had additional info on the picture, which I did not. Any know who's power that is?
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I think there is a good chance the two locomotives are new export units from EMD on their way to a southern port for shipment most likely to South America.
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If it's out of the MRHTS archives, perhaps Mr. Marquardt can show us a better/larger scan so we can have a better look.
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The 2 locos appear to be silver/gray with a blue stripe.
I can't tell whether they are Alco or EMD.
Is there any website where we can look up what locos were being manufactured
for export in 1965?
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If it's out of the MRHTS archives, perhaps Mr. Marquardt can show us a better/larger scan so we can have a better look.
Tim, I don't know who put the lettering on the picture, but I can't find one like it in the archives, nor do I ever remember having seen one before. Sorry. / Ron
PS, when someone wants a high resolution copy of a low-rez photo that has been posted, and you are a member of MRH&TS, contact me off list and if the picture is not Archive only, I will send you a digital copy. I will do the same for non-members but there will be a charge involved.
I will not post high-rez archive photos on the Chatroom because these are the same photos we are trying to sell on CD's to raise money to support the Society.
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I labeled it Ron. I used it as a Picture Of The Week and since I was not 100% certain where I obtained it, I put the MRHTS Collection lettering. And, that is the largest scan that I have.
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That's fine Tom. I didn't remember having seen it before, but maybe I did and just forgot it. It is a nice picture. May have been a Tom Smart photo. / Ron
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Larger, but fuzzier.
George L.