The car number is LAN 6223, and a printed directive on the waybill instructs to stop the car at Passaic Junction to be weighed, a standard procedural detail for freight operations of the era. Butler, located in Morris County, was a hub for rubber and chemical processing, while Passaic Junction, in Passaic County, was a key interchange and switching point.
Internal views reveal the report’s comprehensive statistical heft, with pages 26 and 27 devoted to Table 14, a detailed “Classification of Tonnage Moved, Revenue Freight Only” for the years 1934 and 1933.
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The sum, while modest by contemporary standards, reflects the economic realities of the period and provides a concrete financial record. A. Palumbo,” possibly indicating a potential source or related incident connected to the fire, or potentially the landowner whose property was affected.
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What stands out about this piece is the bold RAW logo, which gives it a classic collector’s vibe.
The multicolor palette on this vintage paper item catches the eye, and you will find it brings so much life
The letter’s content, a reply to a prior communication filed under A.CF 3847, reveals the hierarchical corporate structure of the period, as the treasurer explicitly states he has forwarded the matter to President R.V. McEwan for resolution.
A nice touch is the Wide World Maps and MORE! imprint, which feels like a friendly nod from the past.
The paper shows natural aging, including toning and slight edge wear consistent with over fifty years of storage. Small pinholes along the left margin indicate it was once filed or bound in a ledger.
