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Seattle Car & Foundry Company, Catalogue No. 3, December, 1913

CATALOGUE NO. 3 December, 1913 SEATTLE CAR & FOUNDRY COMPANY

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Six awards Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. Highest award Grand Prize. Logging Flat Cars, Logging Trucks, Patent Steel Bunks

OWNERS OF PATENTS COVERING HERCULES BUNK AND KNIGHT PATENT CHOCK BLOCKS, ETC., ETC.

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Seattle, Washington

U. S. A.

Branches Works

PORTLAND, ORE. RENTON, WASH.

VANCOUVER, B. C.

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WORKS AT RENTON, WASH.

Seattle Car & Foundry Co.

FOUNDED 1905

The Seattle Car & Foundry Company was started in 1905 by a few Seattle business men who had faith in the ability of the Pacific Coast to support a home industry of this nature. A steady growth both in scope and quantity of business has confirmed their judgment. Today the Seattle Car & Foundry Company not only competes on an equal footing with the east for the trade of the Pacific, but has extended its field successfully into Alaska, British Columbia, China and all other sections of the Orient. In its commodious, modern and efficient plant it designs and builds Flat Cars, Box Cars, Logging Cars, Logging Trucks, Air-Equipped Connected Trucks, Logging Bunks and Chocks, Gondola Cars, Refrigerator Cars, Plantation Cars and Cane Cars, Caboose Cars, Camp Cars, Industrial Cars, Contractors Dump Cars, Push Cars, Quarry Cars, Track Construction Cars, Tram Cars.

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Alaska Building

Seattle, Washington

CABLE ADDRESS WORKS

Carco, Seattle Renton, Wash.

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