I found this illustration when going through a collection of photos of Budd Company-built trains in the Paul Crét collection at the University of Texas Architecture Library archives. The 1951 document is an artist’s conception of a train called the Northern Pacific Northern Lights, as can be seen from the rear drumhead. The back of the drawing says little other than it was project number 633 for Paul Crét’s firm (the next listed project, number 635, was the Hi-Level El Capitan while project 634 was no doubt a non-rail project).
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At first glance I thought it was misfiled picture of the Canadian (project 652), but then I noticed that the train was more like the California Zephyr (project 628) but adorned with the Northern Pacific name. Like the CZ, the train has a baggage car, three dome-coaches, a dome-buffet-crew dorm, a diner, four sleeping cars, and a dome-observation car. The train is mostly bare stainless steel but the letterboard above the windows appears to be painted (as the Canadian would be), probably in some hue of Northern Pacific green.
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