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Posted by Anonymous

on Wed, Oct 5 2005 7:20 AM

Does anyone know the name of the RR located in western PA in the early 1900s that used BRR as their logo? The B was red and the RR was blue/ The B is slightly above and centered between the two Rs, with the loops intertwined with the Rs. Ron

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Posted by joseph2

on Sun, Oct 9 2005 7:51 PM

Looks like no one here knows the answer. Would you like a link to a Pennsylvania railfan forum ? I know one thats pretty busy.