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Southern Railway

1, RS1, was built in April 1943, #70811, as Atlanta & St Andrews Bay 905. It was sold to Tennessee RR as 1 in July 1955 and became SRy 1 in August 1973. It was sold to Birmingham Rail & Locomotive in November 1973 and then to South Carolina Public Service Authority as 1. It later went to Maryland & Delaware as 22 and to Arkansas & Missouri as 22, "J A Hannold".  It was donated to the National Museum of Transportation.

4, RS1, was built in October 1951, #79349, as Rutland RR 400, Class DRS-1. It was sold to Tenn RR as 4 in September 1956 and became SRy 4 when the Tenn was merged in August 1973. It was sold to BR&L in November 1973 and then to SCPSA as 4. It later went to Md&De as 20 and then went to A&M as 20, "Bruce Klink".

Carolina & Northwestern 6, RS3, was built in October 1950, #78327.  It was retired.

CRN 11, RS11, was built March 1956, #81484.  It was traded in to General Electric in October 1973 and sold as Chicago & North Western 4651 on December 22, 1973.  It was renumbered 4251 in 1974 and retired August 9, 1983.  Disposition is not known.

2026, RS3, was built in April 1952, #79698.  It became CG 2026.

2027, RS3, was built in April 1952, #79699.

2047, RS3, was built in October 1952, #79847.

2051, RS3, was built in November 1953, #80483.

2054, RS3, was built in November 1953, #80486.

2055, RS3, was built in November 1953, #80487.

2060, RS3, was built in November 1953, #80492.

2111, RS2, was built in August 1949, #76993.

2128, RS2, was built in December 1949, #77860.

2130, RS2, was built in December 1949, #77862.

2132, RS3, was built in August 1951, #79073.  It was sold as Providence & Worcester 1601 in 1976 and sold for parts to Lamoile Valley RR in 1982.

2135, RS3, was built in September 1951, #79078.

2141, RS3, was built in September 1951, #79085.

2145, RS3, was built in September 1951, #79089.

New Orleans & Northeastern 6881, RS3. was built in October 1950, #78336.

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