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==Standard Paints==
'''1925'''
In 1925, the Chicago & Eastern Illinois reported purchasing the following standard colors:
*20-5 Linseed Oil
*20-9 White Lead
*20-10 Standard Metal Primer
*20-11 Standard White Paint, in paste form
*20-12 Standard Black Paint, ready mixed
*20-13 Standard Freight Car Color, in semipaste form
*20-15 No. 107 French Gray Building Color, ready mixed
*20-16 No. 112 Outside Green building Color for outside framing and sash in oil
*20-17 No. 109 Standard Building Paint for ceiling and side wall to picture molding
*20-18 No. 111 Standard Building Paint for side wall below picture molding in ready-mixed form
''National Directory of Commodity Specifications, Department of Commerce Bureau of Standards: 1925''
==Freight Cars==
==Freight Cars==



Latest revision as of 20:34, 16 October 2026

Reference / Historic Railroad Paint Color Index

Standard Paints

1925

In 1925, the Chicago & Eastern Illinois reported purchasing the following standard colors:

  • 20-5 Linseed Oil
  • 20-9 White Lead
  • 20-10 Standard Metal Primer
  • 20-11 Standard White Paint, in paste form
  • 20-12 Standard Black Paint, ready mixed
  • 20-13 Standard Freight Car Color, in semipaste form
  • 20-15 No. 107 French Gray Building Color, ready mixed
  • 20-16 No. 112 Outside Green building Color for outside framing and sash in oil
  • 20-17 No. 109 Standard Building Paint for ceiling and side wall to picture molding
  • 20-18 No. 111 Standard Building Paint for side wall below picture molding in ready-mixed form

National Directory of Commodity Specifications, Department of Commerce Bureau of Standards: 1925

Freight Cars

1895

Boxcars painted with Prince's Metallic (oxide brown).

The rusting of iron and steel: how it may be prevented and how it is promoted, 1895


Reference / Historic Railroad Paint Color Index