On Monday, October 31, 2022, 3:04 PM, Greg Kashella <Hef53@...> wrote:

it is an Atlas Industrial Rail

 

Greg

 

 

Sent: Monday, October 31, 2022 at 12:57 PM
From: "Jay Furlong" <jayf1150@...>
To: "Greg Kashella" <Hef53@...>
Subject: Re: Flickr website PRSL photo

Greg,

Who was the manufacturer of your PRSL engine. That’s a have to have for my roster.


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On Monday, October 31, 2022, 10:54 AM, Greg Kashella <Hef53@...> wrote:

The article shows how the PRR recycled engine numbers.  1361 was an Atlantic then was reused on a K-4

 

Attached is a picture of my O gauge 6092

 

Greg Kashella

 

 

Sent: Monday, October 31, 2022 at 8:11 AM
From: "Jack Schilling" <schilling.jack@...>
To: "Peter Gentieu" <prsl1953@...>
Cc: "PRSL Historical Society" <members@...>
Subject: Re: Flickr website PRSL photo

Hello Peter,

 

This photo excerpt from a Jim Kranefeld article in a 1986 NRHS Bulletin provides a bit of background on PRR 6028.  My apologies for the poor image quality.

 

6028 was built for the WJ&S in 1914 and, apparently, remained a WJ&S asset in the PRSL years.

 

Regards,

Jack Schilling

 

 

 

On Sun, Oct 30, 2022 at 10:20 PM Peter Gentieu <prsl1953@...> wrote:

Can someone identify the location of this photo?

 

Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines E class coal burning Atlantic 4-4-2 steam locomotive # 6028, is seen while leading passenger train that's stopped at a station platform, late 1930's

 

Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines E class coal burning Atlantic 4-4-2 ... Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines E class coal burning Atlantic 4-4-2 steam locomotive # 6028, is seen while l...