Railpictures.ca - sdfourty Photo: Daily Double Duty. For twenty four years (1955 to 1978 inclusive) the CP Bolton station Operator duties including hooping duplicate train orders to CP trains #11 and #12, the Toronto section of \’The Canadian\’, Here the Operator delivers (hoops) the daily train orders to the head end crew member, note the second hoop in the Operator\’s left hand for Train #11\’s Conductor | Railpictures.ca – Canadian Railway Photography

$Daily Double Duty. For twenty four years (1955 to 1978 inclusive) the CP Bolton station Operator duties including hooping duplicate train orders to CP trains #11 and #12, the Toronto section of \'The Canadian\', Here the Operator delivers (hoops) the daily train orders to the head end crew member, note the second hoop in the Operator\'s left hand for Train #11\'s Conductor$ Copyright Notice: This image ©sdfourty all rights reserved.

Caption: Daily Double Duty. For twenty four years (1955 to 1978 inclusive) the CP Bolton station Operator duties including hooping duplicate train orders to CP trains #11 and #12, the Toronto section of 'The Canadian', Here the Operator delivers (hoops) the daily train orders to the head end crew member, note the second hoop in the Operator's left hand for Train #11's Conductor

Photographer:	sdfourty [706] (more) (contact)
Date:	01/09/1977 (search)
Railway:	Canadian Pacific (search)
Reporting Marks:	CP 4066 (search)
Train Symbol:	CP 11 (search)
Subdivision/SNS:	Bolton Station - CP MacTier Sub (search)
City/Town:	Bolton, Ontario (search)
Province:	Ontario (search)
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sdfourty

October 29, 2011 at 11:03 am

Full Caption: Daily Double Duty. For twenty four years (1955 to 1978 inclusive) the CP Bolton station Operator daily duties included hooping two sets of train orders to each of CP trains #11 and #12, the Toronto section of ‘The Canadian’. On a warm September 1977 Saturday the CP Operator delivers (hoops) train orders to Train #11′s head end crew member, note the second hoop in the Operator’s left hand for Train #11′s Conductor (see next image). Alas, from the date of this negative CP Rail Train 11 has less than one year remaining on these rails and likewise the Operator’s position will be abolished within two years. Kodak Kodacolor II negative, ASA100, transported by a Nikkormat EL. Photographer S.Danko.
sdfourty

January 22, 2012 at 12:49 am

4066 was renumbered several times:
1422 in 1954;
back to 4066 in 1966;
to Via 1422 in Feb.79
to Via 6566 in May 1980.
Feb86, 6566 was destroyed at Hinton, Alberta.

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sdfourty

October 29, 2011 at 11:03 am

Full Caption: Daily Double Duty. For twenty four years (1955 to 1978 inclusive) the CP Bolton station Operator daily duties included hooping two sets of train orders to each of CP trains #11 and #12, the Toronto section of ‘The Canadian’. On a warm September 1977 Saturday the CP Operator delivers (hoops) train orders to Train #11′s head end crew member, note the second hoop in the Operator’s left hand for Train #11′s Conductor (see next image). Alas, from the date of this negative CP Rail Train 11 has less than one year remaining on these rails and likewise the Operator’s position will be abolished within two years. Kodak Kodacolor II negative, ASA100, transported by a Nikkormat EL. Photographer S.Danko.

January 22, 2012 at 12:49 am

4066 was renumbered several times:
1422 in 1954;
back to 4066 in 1966;
to Via 1422 in Feb.79
to Via 6566 in May 1980.
Feb86, 6566 was destroyed at Hinton, Alberta.