Railroad Trademarks

Here are some trademarks I have discovered about some railroads:

Conrail- the red classification lights on the noses/Flexicoils on SD40-2's and SD50's
Southern Pacific- rooftop air conditioners/MARS lights/Tunnel motors
Santa Fe- rooftop air conditioners/Warbonnets
Southern/Norfolk and Western- high short hoods
Missouri Pacific- no dynamic brakes
Seaboard- nose mounted headlights
Canadian National- Draper Tapers/Snow hatches behind the cabs on SD40's
Illinois Central- same as Missouri Pacific
Chicago North Western- nose mounted bells

Feel free to share any of your discoveries.

Here's a couple too:

Florida East Coast- GP40's (until recently, when the SD40-2's showed up)
EJE- SD38's
Erie Lackawanna- horns mounted right above the engineer's front window

Arkansas and Missouri - C-420's - Hand polished brass bells

TxBritt

CN Wide Cab GP38-2W's, GP40-2W's, and SD40-2W's.
CN SW1200RS's with Flexicoil road trucks.
National De Mexico's Long flute single chime air horns.

NS- Spartan cab Dash 9's

How about ALCO's Diesal Locomotives pouring out all that Black Smoke

Reading Railroad - rain gutters on cab roof of diesel hood units
Erie / EL cab units - bug deflectors above headlight

CN- Snow cover things above intakes behind standard cabs. That's how you can tell the ex-CN BNSF SD40-2s from regular ones.

piece behind the cab on CN units are called All-Weather shields.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY & NORFOLK & WESTERN, PLASTIC BAG, AND A BUCKET, INSTEAD OF A TOILET.

Denver and Rio Grande Western - Tunnel Motors

CP Rail's so called EMD "Red Barns"

LV and RRRR. Shades on thier "pups"

ahh the many shades and colors of the Lehigh Valley not all of them were alike or the same shade of red.

Northern Pacific- the yin-yang.