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Re: PC: Paint nomenclature
- Subject: Re: PC: Paint nomenclature
- From: Jerry Jordak <jer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 21 Oct 1999 05:33:32 -0400
Will wrote:
> Well to tell you the truth 2 years ago I didnt know either but since this
> whole thread is just about verbatim that which was on the PRR list, the EL
> list and 2 or 3 other lists I am on
>
> DGLE = Dark Green Locomotive Enamel....which BTW I understand was NOT an
> official RR nomenclature
Actually, "Dark Green Locomotive Enamel" *was* the official name for
what the model railroad industry calls "Brunswick Green." There was no
such thing as "Brunswick Green" on any (AFAIK) PRR documents. On the
PRR-Talk list, DGLE is used as an abbreviation for the offical name of
the "black but slightly green" color that the Pennsy painted its
locomotives.
Being a PRR fan myself, I sort of cringe when I see the term
"Brunswick Green", but since this is a Penn Central list, you all can
use whichever term you wish.....
Later,
-Jer
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