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| Description | Photo of the Southern Pacific Railroad's new train, the Daylight. Since this is a 1937 photo, the locomotive in the photo should be a GS-2, as this is what the train started out with. |
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| Source | Life magazine page 79 (Southern Pacific ad) |
| Author | Southern Pacific Railroad |
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