• LIRR #150 New paint and logo stencil 4/02/2018

  • Discussion of the past and present operations of the Long Island Rail Road.
Discussion of the past and present operations of the Long Island Rail Road.

Moderator: Liquidcamphor

  by nyandw
 
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LIRR #150 eastbound with hoppers after crossing Edwards Ave, Calverton
1. Recently repainted?
2. Hopper loads (what?) were picked up/destined for whom?

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Nice Older intertwined LIRR Stencil emulating the 'L' and 'I' over the 'RR' as per the May 1924 Timetable on the pilot steps. :-)

Photos: Steve Rothaug

Originals: Image
Appearing in early LIRR ads from 1917 (Info: Art Huneke
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May 14, 1924 timetable.
Last edited by nyandw on Mon Apr 02, 2018 9:07 pm, edited 2 times in total.
  by Backshophoss
 
Nice job,hopefully they did a proper surface prep before the new paint on!
  by frankie
 
Wouldn't be neat if they were to incorporate the retro logo on all of their rolling stock somewhere inconspicuously noticeable (pardon the oxymoron!)?
  by MACTRAXX
 
FS: Yes-that would be neat. I would rather see this used in an inconspicuous place on LIRR
equipment than the MTA pac-man logo having to be everywhere.

I am thinking something along the lines how Playboy magazine would place their rabbit head logo
hidden somewhere in the cover photograph. It would be interesting to try and find the keystone :wink:

MACTRAXX
  by RGlueck
 
What a great idea! This gives the locomotive some real "class" at last!
Whoever saw to it, thank you!
  by FrankAndCindy
 
Hello everyone, I worked with all of these locomotives. It's great to see them being painted and cared for. I say keep up the good work. I love the LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD. thanks Frank and Cindy
  by Ðauntless
 
This logo has been used on all of the MoW rolling stock fleet for the past 4-5 years.