Title:
Cut-Away View of Chicago Subway
Chicago Illinois (IL), Linen PM 1947 May-9
Description:
Shown are the main tubes: the downtown center platform, which is 3500 feet long; the two-way escalators to the mezzanines with store connections; and the State Street surface level. Features of the subway are ventilation, illumination, escalators, safety, comfort.
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Title:
Hudson Tunnel
New York City New York (NY), Divided Back PM 1903 Sep-14
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Title:
Hudson Tunnels
New York New York (NY), Divided Back unused
Description:
19th Street & 6th Avenue Station, Downtown Side
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Title:
Hudson Tunnels
Hoboken New Jersey (NJ), Divided Back unused
Description:
Entrance from Lackawanna Station, Hoboken Terminal
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Title:
Hudson Tunnels, Christopher Street Station
New York City New York (NY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hudson Tunnels. Entrance at Lockawanna Station
Hoboken New Jersey (NJ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hudson Tunnels. Entrance at Lockawanna Station
Hoboken New Jersey (NJ), Divided Back PM Sep-14
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Title:
Friedrichstrasse Underground Station
Berlin unused
Description:
Weltstadt Series 501
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Title:
Washington Metro
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority serves the people of the nation and the world, providing clean, safe, and reliable transportation in the national capital region. Combined bus and rail ridership exceeds 800,000 passenger trips a day.
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Title:
BART Most Modern Transportation System in The World
Oakland California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Oakland: California The Heart of Bart The Bay Area Rapid Transit system, head-quartered in Oakland, serves 75 miles of the central Bay area through a complex of 34 aerial and subway stations and the world's longest underwater transit tube connecting downtown Oakland and downtown San Francisco. The billion dollar high speed system adds to Oakland's distinction as the transportation center of the world.
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Title:
The Pennsylvania Tunnels, New York
New York City New York (NY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Chicago Subway
Linen PM 1944 Mar-27
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Title:
Metrorail System Map
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit System Map.
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Title:
Chicago Subway - Mezzanine Station
Linen unused
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Title:
World's First Private Subway
Fort Worth Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
Through the bluffs of Trinity River to Fort Worth. This is the first privately owned department store subway in the world. Two of its seven electric cars are seen passing at the entrance. Owned by Leonards Department Store, the vast river-level parking lot, subway and cars are free to the public, making the project unique in the annals of downtown business, enterprise and pleasure.
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Title:
Boston 5159
Boston Massachusetts (MA), Chrome unused
Description:
Norton D. Clark Boston 5159 MBTA snow plow at Riverside Station after clearing the car lines in Boston allowing uninterrupted trolley service. February 25, 1969.
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Title:
Sistema del Metro, Mexico City
Chrome unused
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Title:
Oakland, California BART - Lake Merritt Station
Oakland California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
One of 34 custom-designed stations serving 75 miles of the central Bay Area. This billion dollar high speed system is not only the most modern transportation system in the world, but boasts of the world's underwater transit tube connecting downtown Oakland and downtown San Francisco. The facsimile of the BART ticket is not usable for passage
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Title:
New York Elevated Railway
unused
Description:
The Elevated at Eighth Avenue and 110th Street, New York
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Title:
Underground Railway
unused
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Title:
Japanese Subway Train
unused
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Title:
Wabash Avenue and Elevated Railroad, Looking North from Van Buren Street
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM Jun-8
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Title:
The heart of Bart
Oakland California (CA), Chrome
Description:
The Bay Are Rapid Transit system, headquartered in Oakland, serves 75 miles of the central Bay area through a complex of 34 aerial and subway stations and the world's longest underwater transit tube connecting downtown Oakland and downtown San Francisco. The billion dollar high speed system adds to Oakland's distinction as the transportation center of the world
Mike Roberts Color Productions
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Title:
Rapid Rail cars
Chrome unused
Description:
Two "State-of-th-art" rapid rail cars being built for the U. S. Department of Transportation's Urban Mass Transportation Administration (UMTA). The production, testing and demonstration of these cars are part of UMTA's Rapid Rail Program designed to improve high-speed, frequent-stop urban rail systems. UMTA's Systems Manager for this program is The Boeing Company's Vertol Division
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Title:
Hudson River Tunnel
New York (NY), Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 1009
Hudson River tunnel, Connecting New York and New Jersey.
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Title:
City Hall Ticket Office Rapid Transit Tunnel
New York City New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
City Hall Ticket Office Rapid Transit Tunnel
New York City New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Aug-21
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Title:
A Typical Mezzanine Station
Chicago Illinois (IL), Linen unused
Description:
Star features of the Chicago Subway. Ventilation Illumination Escalators Safety Comfort. Beauty and utility are blended in the modern design of the Mezzanine Stations. Fluorescent lighting used for the first time in any subway provides excellent illumination. Escalators of reversible type connect the mezzanine floors with the train platforms assure freedom of movement. In the downtown areas the center platform is 3500 feet long, extending across the entire Loop from north to south. Entrance to stores and shops from the Mezzanine floors will be great time saver. Travel in the Chicago Subway is pleasant and comfortable, speedy and safe.
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Title:
Accident Proof Escalators
Chicago Illinois (IL), Linen unused
Description:
Star features of the Chicago Subway. Ventilation Illumination Escalators Safety Comfort. On leaving or when boarding the trains no greater innovation could have been installed than the reversible type. "accident-proof," Escalators. They are designed to meet the rush hour crowds, save waiting and delay and conserve strength and vitality. Each will handle over 8000 passengers per hour. Every known safety device has been applied to them. Modern design for comfort, convenience and safety of patrons has been the keynote of construction. Travel in the Chicago Subway is pleasant and comfortable, speedy and safe.
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Title:
Cut-Away View Of Chicago Subway
Chicago Illinois (IL), Linen unused
Description:
Shown are the main tubes; the downtown center platform which is 3500 feet long; the two-way escalators to the mezzanines with store connections; and the State St. surface level. Features of the subway are ventilation illumination, escalators, safety, comfort.
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Title:
Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal
New York City New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Bedt tug "Invincible" nudges a carfloat on the Brooklyn side of the East River. June 1956.
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Title:
Tub Train Entering Piccadilly Circus Station
London, Chrome PM 1967 Aug-24
Description:
Tube Train entering Piccadilly Circus station, London. More than half a million passengers begin or end journeys at Piccadilly Circus every week.
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Title:
Tunnel Entrance
Boston Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back PM 1907
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Title:
A Subway Station
New York City New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
Cut-Away View Of Chicago Subway In The Central Business District
Linen unused
Description:
Shown are the main tubes; the downtown center platform, which is 3500 feet long; the two-way escalators to the mezzanines with store connections; and the State St. surface level. Features of the subway are ventilation, Illumination, escalators, safety, comfort.
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Title:
Jm Jungfraubahntunnel
White Border unused
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Title:
City Hall Subway Station
New York City New York (NY), Divided Back PM 1914
Description:
This line is operated by the Interborough Rapid Transit Co., which runs two tracks of local and two tracks of express trains. Total length of route, 25.7 miles, having 81.9 miles of tracks.
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Title:
Hudson River Tunnel Curve
New York City New York (NY), Divided Back PM 1912
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Title:
110Th St. Elevated Curve
New York New York (NY), Divided Back PM 1938
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Title:
14th St., Subway Station
New York New York (NY), Divided Back PM 1909 Sep-2
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Title:
Map of the Boston Subway System
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Bay Area Rapid Transit
San Francisco California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
The most modern mass transportation system in the world is now in operation in teh Bay Area. Totally computerized and pollution free, Bart is the model for urban transportation of the future
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Title:
Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART)
San Francisco California (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The most modern mass transportation system in the world is now in operation in the Bay Area. Totally computerized and pollution free, Bart is the model for urban transportation of the future
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Title:
Underground R. R. And Park Row
New York City New York (NY), Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 96-49
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Title:
Center Platform In Downtown Area
Chicago Illinois (IL), Linen unused
Description:
Star features of the Chicago Subway. Ventilation Illumination Escalators Safety Comfort. Approximately 3000 florescent lights, each equipped with a 48 inch fluorescent lamp shed their "daylight" into every nook and corner without shadow or glare. It is more pleasant, cooler, easier on the eyes and vastly more efficient than any other light. Escalators of reversible type are a panacea for that "train feeling " they connect the mezzanine floor and train platform. Travel in the Chicago Subway is pleasant and comfortable, speedy and safe.
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Title:
Terminal Station And Subway
Birmingham Alabama (AL), Linen unused
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Title:
Underground Loop Station At City Hall
New York City New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Bowery And Elevated Road
New York City New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906
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Title:
The Bowery
New York City New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Showing Elevated road, New York.
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Title:
Hudson River Tunnel Curve
New York City New York (NY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Brooklyn Subway
New York City New York (NY), Divided Back PM 1912
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Title:
To Boston By Tunnel Or Ferry
Boston Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Electric Train Arriving At Venice
Venice California (CA), Divided Back PM 1911
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