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>I have a patron looking for color reproductions (sketches or photographs)
>of Raymond Loewy's design for the Pittsburgh street car #1095 executed
>for the Cleveland lines in late 1938.  The design was a two-tone
>green-and-gray paint scheme which was later applied to several
>4000-series Peter Witt cars.
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>We have found a black and white photograph of the Pittsburgh car lent from
>the R.H.Brown Collection and reproduced in the book "PCC from Coast to
>Coast."  If we cannot find a color image of the street car design, we
>would be interested to know where Raymond Loewy archives are housed (or
>are they scattered?) and/or information on R.H.Brown.
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>Thank you in advance for any information you can send along, please
>respond off-list.
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>Greta Earnest
>Art and Architecture Librarian
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Dear Greta:
        If I remember correctly, the Raymond Loewy archives are at the
Library of Congress. I'm not entirely sure, so I've asked a colleague at
CHM. I'm awaiting a return call. Will let you know.
                                Love,
                                Jean