Manufacturer: Syracuse China
Pattern name: Mohawk
Date of plate: 1940

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Notes: According to Doug McIntyre in "The Official Guide to Railroad Dining Car China," the exclusive Mohawk pattern was used by New York Central Railroad on the Empire State Express. Only 10 1/8" plates were made, dated to 1940.

Plates are salmon pink with four black lines circling the narrow EconoRim border, broken by NYC.

Photo contributed by Susan Phillips
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