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Owner: Lance Myers This is a brochure, put out by the PRR in 1925, for ASME. This booklet was given to me in brand new condition straight from a storage box in the Juniata Shop in 2006. |
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Owner: Lance Myers An unused Juniata rebuilders plate from Conrail days. |
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Owner: Lance Myers Juniata Locomotive Shop 2 million man hours injury-free award. |
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Owner: Jeff Lubchansky This metal "rebuilders plate" is afixed to locomotives remanufactured at the Juniata Shop. This plate was a gift to Jeff and is unused. |
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Owner: Lance Myers An old numberboard from a Juniata rebuild. NS 7050 is now NS 5802. |
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Owner: Lance Myers This is just a reproduction. This plate was fabricated at the RR Museum of PA. |
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Owner: Lance Myers One of these bricks is from an erecting shop at the Altoona Machine Shops; the other is from the East Altoona Roundhouse. |
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Owner: Lance Myers When the Juniata Shop makes major modifications on locomotives for another company, they get permission from EMD and modify the original manuals to create a new operators manual. From left to right: NJT GP40PH-2B, NJT F40PH-2CAT, MNCR F40PH-2CAT. |
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Owner: Lance Myers This is a one-of-a-kind sign made for an exhibition advertising the commuter rebuilds done by Juniata. |
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Owner: Lance Myers This is an original Altoona Works builders plate from 1 of just 14 B-1 electrics built in 1935. |
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Owner: Lance Myers This is an employee badge from the Altoona Works required during WW II. |
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Owner: Lance Myers I forget what the proper name for this is, but this small whistle measures about seven inches long and was located in the GG1 cab in front of the engineer. I think we can assume this was homemade in the Juniata Shop. |
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Owner: Lance Myers This booklet is a copy of the results of the testing done on the prototype T1's in the Altoona test plant. |