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Image Record Data - RVN06864

Date: March 08, 1941  Location: Muir, MT Photographer: R Railroad: Northern Pacific Railway Caption: "NP second #1 5109 near Muir 3-8-41 Train #1 is the west bound North Coast Limited from St Paul to Seattle, and business at the time must have been good, as this is the second section of the train. It is being pulled by a class Z-6 4-6-6-4 built by Alco in 1937 at Schenectady The men called them "Malley's," but this was in error. Mallet's (named for Anatole Mallet, the French inventor of articulated compound engines) are compounds, exhausting the high pressure steam from the cylinders on the rear engine into huge low pressure cylinders on the front engine, thus using the same steam twice. The Z-6's use high pressure steam in all cylinders. It is somewhat unusual to see a Z-6 in passenger service, but it did happen from time to time. Muir is on the east slope of Bozeman Pass, just short of the tunnel. This is not a Nixon photo, but is one taken by someone who's first initial is R The rest of his initials have been omitted from the copy of Nixon's photo roster"

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	Date: March 13, 1941  Location: Merriman, MT Photographer: R Railroad: Northern Pacific Railway Caption: "Merriman Quarry 3-18-41 This is not a Nixon photo, but is one taken by someone who's first initial is R The rest of his initials have been omitted from the copy of Nixon's photo roster"

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Image Record Data - RVN06866

Date: March 27, 1941  Location: Livingston, MT Photographer: R Railroad: Northern Pacific Railway Caption: "NP Extra 5106 West west of Livingston 3-27-41 5106 is a class Z-6 4-6-6-4 built by Alco at Schenectady in 1937 The men called them "Malley's" in error A true "Mallet" is a compound articulated locomotive that uses high pressure steam in the cylinders of the rear engine, and then re-uses this steam in the huge low pressure cylinders of the front engine. The Z-6's were "simple" articulateds, using high pressure steam in all cylinders This is not a Nixon negative It was taken by someone who's first initial is R The rest of the initials have been omitted from the copy of Nixon's photo list"

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	Date: March 31, 1941  Location: Livingston, MT Photographer: R Railroad: Northern Pacific Railway Caption: "Livingston K1 1/2 [sic] 3-31-41 The meaning of K1 1/2 is unknown to the cataloger This is not a Nixon photo, but is one taken by someone who's first initial is R The rest of his initials have been omitted from the copy of Nixon's photo roster"

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	Date: March 31, 1941  Location: Livingston, MT Photographer: R Railroad: Northern Pacific Railway Caption: "Livingston K1 1/2 [sic] 3-31-41 The meaning of K1 1/2 is unknown to the cataloger. This is not a Nixon photo, but is one taken by someone who's first initial is R The rest of his initials have been omitted from the copy of Nixon's photo roster."

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Image Record Data - RVN06869

Date: March 31, 1941  Location: Missoula, MT Photographer: R Railroad: Northern Pacific Railway Caption: "NP Extra 5104 West near Missoula K1 1/2 3-31-41. The meaning of K1 1/2 is unknown to the cataloger 5104 is a class Z-6 4-6-6-4 built by Alco in 1937 at Schenectady. The men mistakenly called them "Malley's." A true "Mallet" (named after French inventor of the system Anatole Mallet) is a compound locomotive with two engines under the same boiler. The rear engine uses high pressure steam in its cylinders, which is then exhausted into the huge low pressure cylinders of the front engine, using the same steam twice. The Z-6 is a "simple articulated," using high pressure steam in the cylinders of both engines under the same boiler. This is not a Nixon photo, but is one taken by someone who's first initial is R. The rest of his initials have been omitted from the copy of Nixon's photo roster."

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Ron V. Nixon Collection - Museum of the Rockies, Montana State University - Bozeman

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