L&PS COACHES No 13, 15, 17 and 19

(C) 2006 wacampbell@rogers.com

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When the City of London assumed control of the L&PS they breathed new life into its passenger 
operations. By 1917 traffic had increased to the point where additional rolling stock was needed. 
At that time the Pennsylvania Railroad were transitioning to an all steel passenger roster and 
were selling off its wood bodied cars. L&PS management were able to purchase these four coaches, 
No 13, 15, 17 and 19 used from the PRR for $4968 each. These class PK coaches, the ultimate 
development in wood body cars, were 62 feet long with a capacity of 60 passengers. They didn't 
have control stations, but the L&PS added MU cables to permit them to travel in the middle of a 
train. The original cars had Pintsch Gas lighting. Electric lights were eventually installed, but 
the Pintsch gas tanks and hardware remained.

They survived to the end of passenger operations on the L&PS and were finally scrapped in the 
late 1950's.

CREDITS
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Thanks to Tim Muir for a number of the texture and shape files.


INSTALLATION
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Unzip this file to your TRAINS\TRAINSET folder.   It will create a LPSNo13 folder containing
the four cars.   Add them to your consists in the usual manner.


IMPORTANT NOTICE
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Please do not redistribute these files in any form whether for free or not.  They are 
being provided for your own personal enjoyment on your PC only.

As author of this route, I advise that it is copyrighted, but royalty free.  Because 
this program is royalty free, it is provided WHERE IS, AS IS, WITH ALL FAULTS, and 
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE or any 
other warranties.  There is no liability by the author in your use of this program, 
instead all liability is assumed by the user.


Wayne Campbell
wacampbell@rogers.com