Rollie is correct but confusing. The subject diner's prototype is
Pullman-Standard Plan 3952 (built in 1924-25). Nineteen of these were built
and
variously assigned to general service (Pullman pool), ACL, and SR. NYC had
similar, but with an extra kitchen window. When Miller was in business, I had
an O scale buddy who got Miller to make him a special NYC diner kit with the
extra window.
Pullman Plan 4004 (built in 1931-32) is similar but not identical to 3952.
Major difference is the kitchen service door is not on the kitchen side, but
rather is a standard vestibule door across the passenger corridor from the
kitchen. There were 17 of these in pool service, later assigned to NH and
others.
Dick Karnes
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