File:Crusader brochure 1937.JPG

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1937 brochure for the Reading's new streamlined train, which ran from Philadelphia to Jersey City. The train was built by Budd and designed inside and out by Paul P. Crey. When the Reading had the pamphlet printed, the train didn't yet have a name. There's information about their contest ($250 prize) to name the train, which turned out to be The Crusader.

The brochure contains technical and design information as well.
Date 1937. The schedule says it was effective December 31, 1937.
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Author Reading Railroad
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Pre-1937, no mark. The card has no copyright markings on it as can be seen in the original upload.

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