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Tie Plate Canting and General History
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Please forgive me as I work through my current fascination with tie plates. <br /> <br />I wonder if anyone has run across some authoritative info on such things as: <br /> <br />a) about when did tie plate usage become routine in the US? <br />b) about when did single- and double-flanges get introduced? <br />c) about when did tie plate design include the rail canting feature? <br /> <br />The context here for me is limited to 'traditional' spike plates as opposed to other plates using clips, etc. I think I've done my Google searches on this and found nothing, so therefore I naturally feel I've exhausted all possible avenues of research. [:D] <br />
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