Eastern & Atlantic Classification System

The Eastern & Atlantic Railroad, to denote it's stock, uses a classification system invented by Howard White.

Designation C
Locomotives with the designation 'C' are tank engines.

Designation E
Locomotives with the designation 'E' are express engines with less than six drivers.

Designation F
Locomotives with the designation 'F' are express engines with at least six drivers.

Designation H
Locomotives with the designation 'H' are articulated freight locomotives with two sets of six drivers.

Designation L
Locomotives with the designation 'L' have more than six drivers and are designed for dual purpose work.

Designation N
Locomotives with the designation 'N' have more than six drivers and are designed for freight work.

Designation R
Locomotives with the designation 'R' are Duplex type locomotives.

Designation S
Locomotives with the designation 'S' are six coupled locomotives.

Designation T
Locomotives with the designation 'T' are seven coupled locomotives.