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Question for the N&W steam hardware experts

L 49LionelOGR Forum Member

I acquired this repro cylinder plate, made of cast aluminum, 6.75" wide.  The seller knew only that it came from a relative who worked in the Roanoke steam shop (as had his father and grandfather). It's obviously not original, as it doesn't have mounting holes, and the originals didn't have the road number - and what does "CJHA" stand for?  The repro J plates I've read about don't have those.  I haven't been able to find anything about this, so I'm hoping one of you will know what I have.  Whatever it is, I'm glad to have it!

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