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Date: 01/07/06 08:47
Western Pacific steam
Author: TonyJ

Here's a few shots of Western Pacific steam engines from the collection of Ken Shattock. First is 4-8-2 WP179 at Oakland. - Ken Shattock collection, Tony J.




Date: 01/07/06 08:49
Re: Western Pacific steam
Author: TonyJ

4-8-2 WP172 and its train marches down the streets of Oakland. - Ken Shattock collection, Tony J.




Date: 01/07/06 08:52
Re: Western Pacific steam
Author: TonyJ

0-6-0 WP153. Date and location unknown. - Ken Shattock collection, Tony J.




Date: 01/07/06 08:53
Re: Western Pacific steam
Author: TonyJ

Another Western Pacoific 0-6-0; this time WP #151. - Ken Shattock collection, Tony J.




Date: 01/07/06 08:55
Re: Western Pacific steam
Author: TonyJ

Western Pacific 2-8-2 #332 on the turntable (probably Oroville). - Ken Shattock collection, Tony J.




Date: 01/07/06 10:27
Re: Western Pacific steam
Author: spnudge

Again, nice pics Tony. Do you suppose any of those old pot signals survive today, the ones in the first picture?


Nudge



Date: 01/07/06 11:33
Re: Western Pacific steam
Author: up421

There are two of the pot signals that survive. They are examples of the smaller one on the left of the photo.

They are part of a collection and were legally obtained from the SP when the Oakland Mole was being demolished.

I have a photo of one of them will see if I can find it.

up421


spnudge Wrote:
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> Again, nice pics Tony. Do you suppose any of those
> old pot signals survive today, the ones in the
> first picture?
>
>
> Nudge





Date: 01/08/06 14:25
Re: Western Pacific steam
Author: tomstp

I notice the 332 has a booster. How many of the mikes had boosters?



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