ATSF "Q" Logo file - Trainorders.com
Hi there, Would anyone be able to post a file of just the Santa Fe Q logo? I'm not looking for an image of a freight car, but simply that of the logo itself to reproduce on a paper document. I've been Googling this, and it's surprisingly elusive. Thanks a lot,
Santa Fe Q logo - Trainorders.com
The last application came in March of 1995, six months before the BNSF merger. After that, ATSF cars got only the cross and circle logo. I've seen a handful of ATSF cars that were painted to full Santa Fe specs by contractors as late as 1996 or 1997, just before BNSF implemented a standardized logo and paint standards for the combined RR.
Western Railroad Discussion > Santa Fe fonts - Trainorders.com
I have a number of ATSF stenciling diagrams that were scanned from mechanical department hard copies. Many of them have dates going back at least 50 years. Almost every letter (hand drawn) has its own drawing, complete with dimensions. A closer look reveals some layout/ruler marks - drawn in pencil - but never fully erased.
Nostalgia & History > Santa Fe Advertising - Trainorders.com
I have a double deck of ATSF cards from the late 60's/early 70's in which both are shown next to the Santa Fe logo- silk screened on the plastic box. "Always on the move towards a better way". Any info as to the name of the girl and the date(s) she appeared with Chico would be appreciated.
SD40 BNSF 6307 on display at the Barstow RR Museum
The unit was originally ATSF 1707 and renumbered ATSF 5007. It is still in the Santa Fe blue and yellow warbonnet pain scheme, but the nose logo and lettering on the carbody hood sides have been painted over in blue. This is the third AT&SF locomotive in their collection. The other two are SDFP45 #95 and SWBLW #1460.
ATSF 666 soon to be renumbered - Trainorders.com
Senior management has requested ATSF 666 be renumbered to BNSF 599. Unit currently in Barstow, Calif with traction motor problems. Unit due next fra inspection at Kansas City in July, where it will probably go for renumbering.(Mid America) Get your pictures before its too late.
ATSF F-units at CSRM - Trainorders.com
F10 "ATSF 1153" at Edaville USA, South Carver, MA The only other existing Santa Fe passenger units that once wore red and silver are the four PA's. All four lost their stainless steel side panels years ago in Mexico. Of the two still in Mexico, DH-17 (ex-ATSF 60L) was painted in SP Daylight and DH-19 (ex-ATSF 66L) in an FNM scheme the last I knew.
Signal Sunday: Ghosts of ATSF Past - Trainorders.com
Also, a shot of a ATSF ballast car with logo and reporting marks was entrained in a eastbound manifest. 1) Clear! Beaconing a eastbound train towards KC, as it has done for many many trains and years. 2) The last photo I will probably ever take of these signals shows a all red. 3) The classic ATSF logo flashes by in a blur in time. Is it 2011 ...
Obscure Santa Fe Logo? - Trainorders.com
This ATSF logo is on the cover of a WWII era "Grand Canyon Limited" dining car menu. Was this logo widely used?
Alternate BNSF paint scheme - Trainorders.com
I'm reminded of the story told by longtime GN exec Robert Downing, BN's first president, about the unveiling of the BN logo. The logo was unveiled, there was silence and someone made the comment that it looked like a plumber's tool. Actually, I like the new logo on the side of the unit. My only problem is the nose. Drop the ATSF-style cigar band.