Re: LRX reporting mark


ROGER HINMAN
 

The LRX cars were built for DLW in 1925 by ACF. Photos and drawings are in the Car Cycs .They were later leased by MDT to provide protective service for DL&W, and after the war were returned to DLW. While under MDT management, they wore the LRX reporting mark.
In the late forties and fifties, a lot of older reefers were used for shipping canned goods. The cleanliness of the cars may have been more attractive than the insulation.

Roger Hinman

On Feb 11, 2011, at 10:24 AM, Norm Buckhart wrote:

Tony - it's Lackawana's reefer line - this is the only pix I have. Regards, Norm Buckhart



On Feb 10, 2011, at 6:28 PM, Anthony Thompson wrote:

Does anyone recognize the reporting mark LRX? I have it in a
1948 conductor's book, very clearly written, but can't find it in an
ORER.

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