While I do not know if this is true for Reading boxcars, the first Yellow and Green scheme was introduced on the GP30s when delivered new in 1962. It is my assumption that the boxcars and other equipment started getting this scheme at that time or later.
The earliest photo of the Reading banner paint scheme I could locate was in the Railroad News Photo's section of the April 1965 issues of Trains Magazine.
It was noted as "a departure for a usually conservative road."
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