4-6-0 1402 at St. Louis, Missouri in August 1944 (Joe Collias).
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In his book “Frisco Power,” Collias notes how the 1400-class Ten-Wheelers saw service during the WWII years on the River Division-St. Louis Subdivision, often double-heading on freight trains between Lindenwood Yard and the division point of Chaffee.