Morristown & Erie RR Joint Facility Cost Voucher c1900 NJ Railroadiana
You will find that the Zig-Zag mark is present, and it just makes sense here.
You will find that the Zig-Zag mark is present, and it just makes sense here.
The item bears two distinct and vibrant hand-stamped approvals, providing a complete narrative of its processing.
Dated November 23, 1954, and carrying waybill number BDG 107 96, the form records the logistics of repositioning car RDG 80406 to its originating territory.
The handwritten additions, while not fully legible in the available analysis, would have contained specific directives, cargo details, or personnel orders, transforming the generic form into a unique historical record.
A nice touch is the soft edge on the wraps, reducing the chance of any scuffs over time.
The paper exhibits a prominent horizontal center fold, two standard file punch holes, and typical age-related yellowing, with several small foxing spots near the top edge.
REMARKS : 1924, No. 728. CONDITION : light edge wear, overall smudginess/soil.
The pre-printed form includes fields for auditing, approval, and collection, none of which were filled in, suggesting this is a retained internal voucher rather than a fully processed receipt. Minor creasing is present along the edges, but there are no tears, significant stains, or fading.
The form is a multi-part carbon-copy sheet that retains the mirrored impression of typed data. Vertical marginalia includes the text: “THE NEW YORK, SUSQUEHANNA AND WESTERN R. R. CO.