Maryland Midland F7A #101 – Railroad Mode

Electro-Motive Division (EMD) F7A #101 of the Maryland Midland.  This locomotive was originally C&NW #4083A before becoming Metra/RTA (Chicago) #413, and eventually ending up with the Maryland Midland.  It ultimately went to the Fillmore & Western, retaining the number 101.  I'm unsure of of it's current dispos

Electro-Motive Division (EMD) F7A #101 of the Maryland Midland.  This locomotive was originally C&NW #4083A before becoming Metra/RTA (Chicago) #413, and eventually ending up with the Maryland Midland.  It ultimately went to the Fillmore & Western, retaining the number 101.  I'm unsure of of it's current disposition as the FWRY, to the best of my knowledge, has ceased passenger operations.

All 11oz and 15oz ceramic mugs are microwavable and dishwasher safe.  While they are very durable, they can be scratched by hard metal edges.  Avoid putting them next to silverware in the dishwasher.

 

Dimensions	11oz Mugs	15oz Mugs
Diameter	3  1/4” 83mm	3  3/8” 86mm
Height	3  3/4” 95mm	4  5/8” 117mm

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Electro-Motive Division (EMD) F7A #101 of the Maryland Midland. This locomotive was originally C&NW #4083A before becoming Metra/RTA (Chicago) #413,

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