Loren,
The decal numbers, for example, are "CB&Q 196", "CB&Q 360", etc.
Would these be actual car numbers?
These numbers and names are so small no one will ever see them. But
I guess I'm just curious and will be nutty enough that I will put
them on anyway.
Thanks, as always, for your help.
John
--- In BRHSlist@y..., Aeolus3@a... wrote:
> John:
>
> Parlor Car # 340 Silver Parlor
> # 341 Silver Chair
>
> Diner # 197 Silver Feast
> # 196 Silver Salver
>
> Again John the tiny car names go on the doors that go between the
cars. I
> would think the tiny numbers go in the panal next to the vestubile
doors.
> Remember these are not the auctual car number but the car position
in the
> consist. The only one that comes to mind if I remember correctly is
the
> through NYC-SF Sleeper on the California Zephyr, CZ11. CZ11 was
always that
> Sleeper no matter what car was used for the service, even if the
car was off
> another railroad such as using a Pennsy 10-5 Cascade Series
Pullman.
>
> I hope this helps....
>
> Loren Johnson
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