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Typefaces

Pennsy's font used on passenger equipment. Greg Ritacco scanned lettering tracings and converted them into computer fonts. Both PC and Macintosh fonts are included in the ZIP archive. An included file explains the process and how to access the fonts and what fonts are included.

Paintings

Pennsy's Calendar Art.

Advertisements

• "An Assembly Line 26,000 Miles Long" - Circa 1945. This was the first Q2 built. Notice the casualty figures for PRR employees serving in the armed forces. Provided by Harry W. Fitch IV.

• "Something New on the Table" - Ad for the new S-2 Turbine locomotive, on a turntable.

• "Taking a Phone Call as He Rolls Along!" - Ad for the Train Phone system on passenger trains.

• "'Pinch Hitting' for Tankers" - 1942 ad depicting the Pennsy moving fuel oil during the war.

• "Power to Pace the Future" ad from an unknown source or time. Submitted by Harry W. Fitch.

• "Serving the Nation" ad from an unknown source or time. Submitted by Harry W. Fitch.

• "100 Years" ad from an unknown source or time. Submitted by Harry W. Fitch.

• Portion of an Ad from an unknown source or time. Submitted by Harry W. Fitch.

• Portion of an Ad from an unknown source or time. Two passenger trains pass: DGLE E7 approaching and POS21/211 observation receeding. Submitted by Harry W. Fitch.

Miscellaneous

• Operation Safety button celebrating five years without an injury in the Harrisburg Division.
• Though not a product of the PRR, here's a label from a bottle of Horseshoe Curve Beer!

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