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	<title>Comments on: Canadian Pacific Railway G3g &#8220;Pacific&#8221; 2399 (built by CLC in September 1942, scrapped September 1961) flies white extra flags leading passenger train eastbound out of CN&#8217;s Sunnyside Station, exercising running rights over CN&#8217;s Oakville Sub enroute to Toronto Union Station.The train number wasn&#8217;t listed on this slide, and the train consist appears to be different than the NYC-TH&amp;B-CP train #322 (New York to Toronto) that John Street-based 2399 often operated on. The date also isn&#8217;t listed on this slide, but it appears to be mid-to-late 1950&#8242;s. Perhaps one of the RP.ca viewers more knowledgeable about 50&#8242;s Toronto-area steam operations has some insight. Original photographer unknown (duplicate), Dan Dell&#8217;Unto collection slide.</title>
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