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Date: 02/22/17 08:58
PRR - A to Z
Author: m1bprr

Going through my photo files most pictures mine, some in my collection alphabetically A to Z. Well its winter one has to keep one's mind occupied you know.
Ed K.



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Date: 02/22/17 09:01
Re: PRR - A to Z
Author: m1bprr

Ed K.



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Date: 02/22/17 09:03
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Author: m1bprr

Ed K..



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Date: 02/22/17 09:06
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Author: m1bprr

.EdK.



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Date: 02/22/17 09:08
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Author: m1bprr

_Ed K.



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Date: 02/22/17 09:12
Re: PRR - A to Z
Author: m1bprr

Photographically I made it to the T That's all for now.
Ed K. cp Laurel Run



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Date: 02/22/17 09:17
Re: PRR - A to Z
Author: King_Coal

Nice selection Ed. Thanks for all your postings, this one included.

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Date: 02/22/17 09:30
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Author: RNP47

Ed... You are THE MAN!
Many thanks.

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Date: 02/22/17 09:38
Re: PRR - A to Z
Author: africansteam

Very clever!

Chjeers,
Jack

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Date: 02/22/17 10:01
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Author: refarkas

Excellent coverage.
Bob

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Date: 02/22/17 10:22
Re: PRR - A to Z
Author: Chooch

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD--- " STANDARD OF THE WORLD "

Jim
Hatboro, PA

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Date: 02/22/17 11:12
Re: PRR - A to Z
Author: UP3806

Really great line-up of a great railroad. Maybe missing; class O 2-B-2 (4-4-4) and class R 2-D-2 (4-8-4). Picky picky.

Tom

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Date: 02/22/17 11:17
Re: PRR - A to Z
Author: railstiesballast

My favorite aspect of TO is the imagination shown in the posts and the photographic compositions, thanks for sharing.
An alternate choice for the "E" could have been the Atlantic class E.

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Date: 02/22/17 11:38
Re: PRR - A to Z
Author: bandob

Please keep your mind busy and these great photos coming!

B&OBill

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Date: 02/22/17 12:36
Re: PRR - A to Z
Author: boejoe

UP3806 Wrote:
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> Really great line-up of a great railroad. Maybe
> missing; class O 2-B-2 (4-4-4) and class R 2-D-2
> (4-8-4). Picky picky.
>
> Tom

Is it possible I see the R coupled behind the P-5?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/22/17 12:36 by boejoe.

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Date: 02/22/17 21:23
Re: PRR - A to Z
Author: jcaestecker

I have always admired the PRR's affinity for exotic articulated steam locos, But how could they have expected they would be efficient and practical?

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