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Thanks, Hol. I'll add that information to the post. ---In cbq@yahoogroups.com, <czeiler@...> wrote: Apparently 4-4-0 Exhibition locomotive 35 (aka H&StJ 35) was (according to Corbin's book) built in 1892 as H&StJ 66, later H&StJ 666, later CB&Q 359, rebuilt in 1932 for exhibition at the Century Of Progress as B&MR 35. I've posted a photo from Gordon Bassett.showing this locomotive at the NY World's Fair in 1940 as CB&Q 35. Now the question: Why does it show number 119 on the smoke box number plate. See photo at this address:
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