Missouri Pacific and Louisville & Nashville Division of C&EI Motive Power by Ray Curl – C&EI Diesel Roster Curl
9318 C&EI 222 on southbound train #123 at West Frankfort, Illinois station C 1940, R Foster collection, C&EI HS collection. Only the side rods and drivers of the 222 would survive being on display for several years at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago.9333 C&EI 1920 heads east at St Louis Union Station with transfer run back to Mitchell Yard, C-19486602 C&EI 1101 on the Flagler at Evansville, Indiana C-1950. It appears the engine is flying green flags which means a second section behind them, a normal wintertime operation for those bound to Florida. Ray Curl collection, C&EI HS Collection.5145 C&EI #308 is a 4-4-2 purchased by the Frisco in August 1904, renumbered to #210 and scrapped in 1934. Note the clean engine, full tender, and white flags, apparently ready to depart with a train. Unknown location, circa 1905. C&EI HS Collection9217 C&EI F3A 1203, F3B 1203 and F3A 1201 are ready to ship to the C&EI. Note the caps and horns are capped for delivery. The only number appearing on the B unit is lower right hand corner and it was numbers to match it leading A unit. EMD Building photo 1948Northbound at Danville with Piggyback Train #194 Photo by Richard SchroderSouthbound Extra at Hoopeston, Il Photo by Richard Schroeder9217 C&EI 1203 ABA Builder 1948 EMD Photo
