Here are three more Missouri Pacific/Texas & Pacific blotters from Dale Hastin’s collection. The first has a 1947 calendar on it, which means it was probably printed in 1946.

This blotter is somewhat premature. The first Eagle streamliner was inaugurated in 1940, but as far as I can tell none used Texas & Pacific routes until 1948.

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The Colorado Eagle began operating in 1942, so it is possible this blotter dates as early as that year. However, the lack of any patriotic message suggests that it post-dates the war.

The Texas Eagle was inaugurated on August 15, 1948, and replaced the Sunshine Special as the premiere train over both MP and T&P routes. The phrase “new streamliner” suggests this blotter probably dates from that year, but railroads often continued using the word “new” for several years after a train began operation.