Brakeman’s Lantern Shops Brochure Sarah Lee Crafts PA Railroadiana 1950s
This location adds a layer of local historical significance, as Lansdale was a prominent town in the region.
This location adds a layer of local historical significance, as Lansdale was a prominent town in the region.
Countersigned F J Roach. CONDITION : light edge wear, overall smudginess/soil.
With the Bell & Ross wording in sight, you get a sense of heritage and purpose in one.
This artifact provides insight into the operational cooperation between common carriers, specifically the negotiation of joint rates and divisions between trunk lines, such as the Erie, and connecting carriers, such as the Morris & Essex.
The back exhibits fading consistent with age and handling.
Both transfers were executed under the authority of an attorney, T. Middleton, acting for the signatories Lippett & Torembe and Robert M. Jones, respectively. The backs are blank and show minor soil.
This act was a significant piece of legislation impacting how revenue was collected and managed during the Coolidge and Hoover administrations. The notice is signed by D. H. Blair, who served as Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and W. T. Sherwood, identified as the Acting Deputy Commissioner.
The letter is signed by an individual identified as M. P. Gross.
& Chester Valley R. R. Co., The Phila., Newtown & New York R. R. Co., and the Pickering Valley line, among others.
You will find that the rolling cone helps it stand out other paper collectibles.