Have you tried the C&O Historical society? They do a pretty good job, above excellent compared to some others, and probably have what you are looking for.
This might help you:
http://www.daveayers.com/Modeling/CnO_Loco_Class.htm
An example: H-5 2-6-6-2 ALCO built in 1919 retired in 1952 20 Locomotives #1520-#1539
If you can locate this book it appears to have an image of the #875
I'm guessing the C810 is a mistype of C&O
Eugene L. Huddleston - 2002 - Technology & Engineering M. D. McCarter The heavy Santa Fe did not have many measurements in common ... Coll. H. H. Harwood, Jr. In this view of C810 light Mallet (2-6-6-2) No. 875. |
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And this one:
by WD Edson - 1955
133, built in. December. To complete this part of the record, in January 1919, the first. 2-6-6-2 was built (C&O No. 875) and the first heavy 2-10-2 (C&EI No. 2007)