PA-Reading Seashore Lines 1963 General Order No. 809 Railroad
What stands out about this multicolor paper item is the way it looks slightly faded, which feels authentic.
What stands out about this multicolor paper item is the way it looks slightly faded, which feels authentic.
What stands out about this item is the clean gray color, making it easy to display.
Originating from the Philadelphia Region—Atlantic District offices in Camden, New Jersey, this single-page printed directive was authorized by H. D. Kruggel, who served as both General Manager of the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines and Assistant Regional Manager for the Atlantic District.
What stands out about this piece is its 85 GSM size, which provides a reassuringly firm feel.
What stands out about this item is the MontBlanc mark, which ties everything together with understated charm.
With the Van Gogh name on it, this piece has a pleasant and artistic appeal.