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3rd Car: Originally 36-seat Pullman parlor car LANESVILLE (built to Pullman plan 2916A and assigned to the NYNH&H), the car got its new name from Rexall's in-house magazine. After the Rexall tour the car was sold to the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1942, becoming their car #1205. |
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The four exhibit cars -- Ad-Vantages, Research, Bisma-Rex and Cara Nome -- were outfitted with dozens of displays. The entire Ad-Vantages car was outfitted as half of a drug store. One wall was covered with floor to ceiling mirrors, giving the illusion of an entire drug store. It even had a complete soda fountain! All four cars were open to the public and featured the scores of products Rexall offered in its stores.
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| Rexall products of every kind could be found inside the Ad-Vantages, arranged just as they would be in an ideal store. |  |
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Boxes were likely empty. And nailed down!
Images: Rexall Train Souvenir Folder |
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