Standard Steel Car Company
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La Standard Steel Car Company (SSC) est une entreprise de construction de matériel roulant ferroviaire créée en 1902 à Butler, en Pennsylvanie, par John M. Hansen et Diamond Jim Brady (en) .
Elle devient rapidement un des grands constructeurs de voitures ferroviaires en acier des États-Unis.
- En 1929 la Pullman Car & Manufacturing Company prend le contrôle de cette dernière.
- En 1934, est créée la Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Company[1] , par la fusion des deux sociétés Standard Steel Car Company, Pullman Car & Manufacturing Company et de leurs filiales.
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Notes et références
- ↑ * « EIC Compagnie des Entreprises Industrielles Charentaises », par Yves Broncard, in Autorails de France, Tome IV, Cabri & La Vie du Rail, 2007, (ISBN 2-915034-68-4), p. 8
Catégories :
- Entreprise américaine disparue
- Constructeur américain de matériel ferroviaire
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