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  • . Description Builder Year Built BMT Q car Jewett 1907 Lo-V American Car & Foundry 1925 SEPTA N.
  • . Brill 1927 H&M "Black Car" American Car & Foundry 1928 H&M "Black Car" American Car & Foundry 1928 R-4 car American Car & Foundry 1932 401** Delaware Bridge J.
  • . Pressed Steel 1938 BMT R-16 car American Car & Foundry 1955 Num.



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  • . American Car & Foundry Company.
  • . [HWC] (made 7-8 locomotives including the Henderson Shay) [SMcD} Michigan Iron Works at Grand Rapids (made 4 chain driven geared locomotives in 1878) [CB] Michigan-Peninsular Car Co., Detroit (1892-1899, became part of American Car and Foundry Co.) [CB] Muskegon Car and Engine Works (locomotives as well as freight, passenger cars and MOW cars) [CB] ., Detroit (1880-18920 .
  • . [HWC] Russell Wheel & Foundry Co.
  • . [HWC] American Car and Foundry Company.
  • . The Detroit branch of the great manufacturing institution, the American Car & Foundry Company, is comprised of what was formerly known as the Peninsular Car Company, located at Ferry and Russell streets, the Michigan Car Company, the Detroit Car Wheel Company and Detroit Pipe & Foundry Company, located at Michigan and Clark Avenues, and the Baugh Steam Forge, located on the river at the foot of Clark Avenue.
  • . All of these properties were merged into the Michigan-Peninsular Car Company in September, 1892, and in March, 1899, were acquired by the American Car &Foundry Company with other plants located in Chicago, St.

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  • . Justice Day delivered the opinion of the court: Agnes Kettelhake was the widow of one Frank Kettelhake, who had been in the employ of the American Car & Foundry Company (hereinafter called the car company) at St.


    AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY CO. v. BRASSERT, 289 U.S. 261 (1933)
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  • . Petitioner, American Car & Foundry Company, a manufacturer of gasoline propelled of a cruiser to respondent.


    Signature Press ACF Tank Cars Page
  • Tank Cars: American Car & Foundry, 1865-1955 by Tank cars began to be built in significant numbers after the Civil War.
  • . There are many thousands of tank car orders and photographs in the archives of American Car & Foundry.
  • . This book shows many examples of the production of a major builder of these cars, American Car & Foundry, from 1865 until 1955.
  • . With 514 photographs and 31 drawings of complete cars and of car parts, as well as many AC&F ads and graphics, this book provides extensive coverage and information about the tank car from American Car & Foundry.
  • . Particulars: Tank Cars: American Car & Foundry, 1865-1955 by Edward S.


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  • . Simmons-Boardman Society of Freight Car Historians Walthers Wayner Publications Aluminum Company of America American Car & Foundry Company American Car Company Baltimore Car & Foundry Barney & Smith Car Company Bettendorf Company, The Bethlehem Steel Company Brill Company, The J.G.
  • . Buffalo Steel Car Company Cambria Steel Company Canadian Car & Foundry Co., Ltd.
  • . Osgood-Bradley Pacific Car & Foundry Company Pennsylvania Car Company Pressed Steel Car Company Pullman Ralston Steel Car Company Richmond Car Works Ryan Car Company St.
  • . Louis Car Company Standard Steel Tennessee Coal, Iron, & Railroad Thrall Car Manufacturing Company Western Steel Car & Foundry Co.


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  • . I 278 Mined off Le Havre and lost 1944 American Car & Foundry BYMS 31 Mk.
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  • . I 278 To Finland 1948 as Purunpaa, scrapped 1959 American Car & Foundry BYMS 33 Mk.
  • . I 278 To Greece 1946 as Kalymnos, struck 1973 American Car & Foundry BYMS 34 Mk.
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  • . I 278 To Egypt 1949 as Malek Fouad, discarded 1970 American Car & Foundry BYMS 36 Mk.


    Copper Range #25
  • Copper Range #25 Combination Car, American Car & Foundry, Lot 2504, February 1903 This wooden car was built by American Car & Foundry in 1903, as coach #59 (one of six identical cars numbered 55-60, including sister car Copper Range #60, also at Mid-Continent) for the Copper Range Railroad (CRRR).
  • . The American Car & Foundry Co., of Jeffersonville, Indiana had its beginnings as the Ohio Falls Car Co., being established during the Civil War.
  • . In 1899 Ohio Falls was consolidated into the industry giant American Car & Foundry Co.


    Chicago Rock Island & Pacific #1094
  • Chicago Rock Island & Pacific #1094 Combination Car, American Car & Foundry Co., January 1906 This car is actually of wooden construction, but with steel side sheathing.
  • . #1094 was built by American Car & Foundry in January 1906 as one of 22 cars built in three lots (numbered 1078-1099) as combination baggage-smoker passenger cars, a similar configuration to the C&NW #7409 at Mid-Continent.
  • . The American Car & Foundry Co., of Jeffersonville, Indiana had its beginnings as the Ohio Falls Car Co., being established during the Civil War.
  • . In 1899 Ohio Falls was consolidated into the industry giant American Car & Foundry Co.

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    Railroad Supply Industry

  • . By 1900, two of the area's top 20 employers were independent railcar manufacturers: American Car & Foundry, which had about 1, 500 workers in the Chicago area; and Pullman, which by that time employed about 6, 000.
  • . The American Car & Foundry Company was formed in 1899 in a merger of 13 companies, including Chicago's own Wells, French & Co.
  • . During the first part of the twentieth century, American Car & Foundry employed about 1, 500 area residents.
  • . Even more worked for the Western Steel Car & Foundry Company, a major freight car producer based in, which was making about 100 cars a day by 1905, when its annual sales came to over $7.5 million.
  • . Some refrigerator cars were manufactured by the packers themselves; others by specialty firms; and still others by large freight car makers such as Pullman and American Car & Foundry.
  • . By the 1980s, Pullman, American Car & Foundry, and GATX had all closed their Chicago-area manufacturing operations.

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