Opening the mark page…
Opening the mark page…
Listed owner
Armour Refrigerator Line
Notes. expired
ARL does not end in X, U, or Z, but Wikipedia lists it with companies that own railcars and are not operating railroads. Historical marks do not always follow the suffix convention. The owner line is the assignment to use.
The owner wording comes from the English Wikipedia reporting-mark list, with wiki markup removed. An arrow (→) is a succession of names as that page printed it. A semicolon separates more than one company listed for the same mark. RailcarID does not decide which name is the current one, and it does not attach a build date, a dimension, or a location to any individual car.
No photos are indexed for this page yet.
A later version of RailcarID will list public photos of a specific car on other sites. Each hit keeps the photo page link, the photographer's name, and the source site. A thumbnail is stored only when that source's license allows it. The picture itself stays on the original site.
Add the number painted next to ARL. You'll get a car page with this mark's owner line and room for photos and sightings.
Source: List of reporting marks: A on English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. RailcarID removed wiki markup and split notes out of the owner line. Attribution and the full change note.