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See: [[Pullman Color]]
See: [[Pullman Color]]
===Buildings===
'''1885'''
New signs replacing the old Central Pacific branding on the Ogden Utah depot are painted white with black lettering. The ticket window sign is lettered "Southern Pacific Co. Ticket Office. To all points west."
''[https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6br9sx7/7397295| Ogden Herald, 6 may 1885]''


[[Reference]] / [[Historic Railroad Paint Color Index]]
[[Reference]] / [[Historic Railroad Paint Color Index]]

Revision as of 08:23, 9 September 2021

Reference / Historic Railroad Paint Color Index

See Central Pacific Railroad: Paint Information

Freight Cars

1883

Cabooses are painted bright red.

The Kern County Californian (Bakersfield, CA), 10 November 1888

1891

Southern Pacific adopts the "setting sun" monogram.

The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, CA), 4 June 1891

Passenger Equipment

1881

Coaches painted bright yellow with red roofs.

The Harrisburg Daily Patriot (Harrisburg, PA), 9 August 1881

1883

Passenger cars painted pale green.

Emigrant cars painted the same bright red as cabooses.

The Kern County Californian (Bakersfield, CA), 10 November 1888

1884

Passenger cars are repainted to a "Rich brown similar to the Pullman cars."

The Silver State (Unionville, NV), 1 March 1884

Common Standard

Dupont paint color number 88-4558, CS-1 Dark Olive in Japan, also CS-7 Dark Olive.

See: CS-1 Dark Olive

See: Pullman Color

Buildings

1885

New signs replacing the old Central Pacific branding on the Ogden Utah depot are painted white with black lettering. The ticket window sign is lettered "Southern Pacific Co. Ticket Office. To all points west."

Ogden Herald, 6 may 1885



Reference / Historic Railroad Paint Color Index