Collection: Potomac Yard Collection (MS050) - ARVAS Search Results

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Retirement 2 frame hutment bunk houses, etc. at public roads siding. (AFE 5910) Box 4, Folder 14

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Retirement 2 valve pilot diesel engine recorders. (AFE 3656) Box 1, Folder 14

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Retirement 34" Barnes upright drilling machine, conversion to honing machine. (AFE 5943) Box 4, Folder 39

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Retirement 35 foot track from end of wheel track. (AFE 5862) Box 3, Folder 49

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Retirement 3 radial tracks, construction oil unloading track. (AFE 20132) Box 8, Folder 25

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Retirement 4 prefab buildings near public roads siding, E assembly yard. (AFE 20052) Box 6, Folder 32

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Retirement 50' track from siding at Powhatan Street. (AFE 20111) Box 8, Folder 9

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Retirement 5 stalls E end of round house at Potomac Yard. (AFE 20118) Box 8, Folder 14

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Retirement 60 cubic ft Ingersoll-Rand Stottamper air compressor. (AFE 20120) Box 8, Folder 16

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Retirement 78" Sellers driving wheel lathe in machine shop. (AFE 5966) Box 4, Folder 52

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