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Both photos show the 300 in the 1950's Brilliant Red livery.301
(L) 1930's "Coffee and Cream"
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(L) 1930's "coffee and cream;" (R) 1920's deep red
Left, Right and Below Left: in 1950's Brilliant Red and Aurora Grey
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(L) 1920's deep red; (R) 1940's "Early American" (early variant)
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(L) and (R) - 1920's deep red
(L) 1950's Brilliant Red; (R) 1940's "Early American"
304 and 321 passing the storage siding for the Cook County branch at Bellwood.306
(L) In 1920's deep red, probably taken in the early 1930's with car 201 in "coffee and cream" livery behind it. (R) On the east ladder; beyond are 2001-2002 and two Pullmans.307
(L) Freshly painted in 1930's "coffee and cream" colors: maroon body, cream letterboard and belt rail, light brown doors. Is that a CSL "Matchbox" in the right background?
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(L) 1920's deep red; (R) 1941 photo showing the car in early variant "Early American" colors. Between 2002 and 2005 the car was painted this way, with black side sill and "Sunset Lines" emblems.
What are the colors in 302-3?
ReplyDeleteIn 302-4 is the car at the left #34? The 319 appears to be red and grey. What color are the others?
In 306 is the car at right 301? The pic appears to have been taken in the early or mid '30's because the 301(?) is red and cream.
302-2: Final red. 302-3: 302 and 319 are final red, 34 is blue. In 306 the next car is 201, because it had its clerestory blocked off.
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