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Brill magazine (1907)

Philadelphia : J.G. Brill Co. · leaf 111

An illustration from Brill magazine, 1907, leaf 111
Brill Magazine 89 There is an end door in each end of the car to permit of uninterrupted passage from one car to another and located in the framing so as to afford ample space for a trainman to stand and operate simultaneously the sliding doors of adjacent cars. These doors have a sliding sash in… … taining the conduc- Cars for Elevated Service in Chicago— Built for Multiple Unit Operation and As Either Trail or Motor Cars tor's locker. The three compartments containing electrical apparatus are lined with %-in. Transite cemented to the wood-work. The inside finish of the cars is high grade…

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