“Sliding Top on Motor Coach Gives Overhead View”. A look back at an early open-top sightseeing motor coach with a sliding canvas roof, used on the Apache Trail. We do not photocopy these. Discover a Wealth of How-to Projects.
Gary Transportation Company, Automotive Transit Lines Schedule between Hartford and Storrs Connecticut In effect September 25, 1927 Approx. size: 3 3/8″ x 5″ Feel free to reach out with any questions.
Published 1927 by Bus Transportation, New York. 166 pages with index. Condition is good – front cover gold embossing worn, probably was used a great deal.
The sheet includes clear, tabulated passenger rates organized by city pairs and ticket types. The heading prominently identifies the Purple Swan Division of Greyhound Lines, Inc. and the effective date.
The reverse side shows remnants of adhesive, suggesting it may have been affixed to another surface at one point. From the personal collection of Arthur F. Baldus, Secretary for the Purple Swan Safety Coach Lines, The Pickwick-Greyhound Lines, and President of the Missouri Bus Association during the 1920s and 1930s.
The tri-fold brochure features black and red typography with a striking cover design that includes an illustration of an early motor bus and the Paradox Lines logo. Inside, it provides detailed schedules for the Denver-Kansas City division, Denver-Amarillo division, and condensed schedules via connecting lines.
The Commodore Line Bus Tour from 1927 offers a unique glimpse into the transportation history of New York City. This vintage brochure provides a captivating look into the past, showcasing the iconic vehicles and routes used by the Commodore Line. With its origins in the United States, this piece of collectible history serves as a nostalgic reminder of a bygone era of public transportation in New York City.
The Coach Ideal for Owner-Rider-Driver. Q: How do you ensure the safe arrival of my ad?. Each ad is sandwiched between two custom-cut, cross-corrugated pieces of cardboard and placed in a plastic resealable sleeve with a thin backer.