No self-respecting modeler would do such a squeeze job on a station sign, prototypical or not!
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Sent: Friday, July 17, 2026 1:55 PM
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Subject: Re: [CBQ] Structure colors - Montgomery IL
Around the same time, the station signs went from a black background with white RR Roman lettering to white background with black with a more "blockish" lettering
style around the same time. Note the poorly executed Highlands sign.
Around the same time, the station signs went from a black background with white RR Roman lettering to white background with black with a more "blockish" lettering style around
the same time. Note the poorly executed Highlands sign. Nothing like planning ahead... Definitely early '60's, but certainly not a priority for the railroad.
White paint started appearing in the early 60s!
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