San Bernardino, California. A Pennsylvania Railroad freight car, built in June 1929, showing the exterior width, the exterior height, the interior length, the interior width, the interior height, and cubic foot volume Creator(s): Delano, Jack, photographer Date Created/Published: 1943 Mar. Medium: 1
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- 1943-03
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