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	===Freight Cars===		==Freight Cars==

	1880: Listed as a user of “Iron Clad” metallic paints starting in May of 1880 (this does not necessarily mean it was used on cars).		'''1880'''

			Listed as a user of “Iron Clad” metallic paints starting in May of 1880 (this does not necessarily mean it was used on cars).

	The National Car Builder, May 1880, pg. 2		The National Car Builder, May 1880, pg. 2

	1882: Cattle car bodies, roofs, and trucks coated with mineral paint; ironwork painted gloss black. These specifications are identical between the NYC&HRRR, Michigan Central, LS&MS, and Canada Southern, given that all four are Vanderbilt lines.		'''1882'''

			Cattle car bodies, roofs, and trucks coated with mineral paint; ironwork painted gloss black. These specifications are identical between the NYC&HRRR, Michigan Central, LS&MS, and Canada Southern, given that all four are Vanderbilt lines.

			[[File:The_National_Car_Builder,_February_1882,_pg._19.png\|400px]]

	[https://catalog.lindahall.org/discovery/delivery/01LINDAHALL_INST:LHL/1286056230005961?lang=en The National Car Builder, February 1882, pg. 19]		[https://catalog.lindahall.org/discovery/delivery/01LINDAHALL_INST:LHL/1286056230005961?lang=en The National Car Builder, February 1882, pg. 19]


	===Passenger ~~Cars=~~==		==Passenger Equipment==

			'''1883'''

			Dining cars, “Detroit” and “St. Thomas,” painted light yellow, and upon the upper edge of their sides in metal letters are the words “Michigan - C. S. Div. Central.” Centre panels on the sides bear the cars’ respective names.

	~~1883~~: ~~Dining cars~~, ~~“Detroit” and “St. Thomas~~,~~” painted light yellow, and upon the upper edge of their sides in metal letters are the words “Michigan - C. S. Div. Central~~.~~” Centre panels on the sides bear the cars’ respective names~~.		[[File:American_Railroad_Journal,_31_March_1883,_pg._7.png\|400px]]

	[https://www.google.ca/books/edition/Railway_Locomotives_and_Cars/w2NCAQAAMAAJ?hl=en American Railroad Journal, 31 March 1883, pg. 7]		[https://www.google.ca/books/edition/Railway_Locomotives_and_Cars/w2NCAQAAMAAJ?hl=en American Railroad Journal, 31 March 1883, pg. 7]

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===Freight Cars===

1880: Listed as a user of “Iron Clad” metallic paints starting in May of 1880 (this does not necessarily mean it was used on cars).

The National Car Builder, May 1880, pg. 2

1882: Cattle car bodies, roofs, and trucks coated with mineral paint; ironwork painted gloss black. These specifications are identical between the NYC&HRRR, Michigan Central, LS&MS, and Canada Southern, given that all four are Vanderbilt lines.

[https://catalog.lindahall.org/discovery/delivery/01LINDAHALL_INST:LHL/1286056230005961?lang=en The National Car Builder, February 1882, pg. 19]

===Passenger Cars===

1883: Dining cars, “Detroit” and “St. Thomas,” painted light yellow, and upon the upper edge of their sides in metal letters are the words “Michigan - C. S. Div. Central.” Centre panels on the sides bear the cars’ respective names.

[https://www.google.ca/books/edition/Railway_Locomotives_and_Cars/w2NCAQAAMAAJ?hl=en American Railroad Journal, 31 March 1883, pg. 7]

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