I've found three CB&Q colour photos on a travel agent's site at
http://www.railtravelcenter.com/ /Photos/Memorable Trains
1. "Pioneer Zephyr 1934" shows a three car Zephyr at a very small passenger
shelter during snow
2. "#3004 1958" side view
3. "E-5 #9952 1930's" The date might be "slightly" incorrect! The photo shows
Silver Pilot and is labelled for Texas Zephyr, whilst the overhead wiring is
somewhat suggestive of IRM at Union. It appears to be coupled to an auxiliary
power unit/lounge Apollo/Venus from the Twin Zephyr, and #960 Venus happens to
also be at Union. It is still numbered 9952A (so it must be post-1955) and has
red nose stripes rather than the black ones that 9611A now sports.
Rupert Gamlen
Auckland NZ
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