Scrapbook on history of transportation Ledger / Journal size 1903-1906

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Scrapbook on history of transportation Ledger / Journal size 1903-1906
 
Scrapbook on history of transportation Ledger / Journal size 1903-1906
Approx.  8 3/4 X14  inches

Pages 82 to 307 all have articles  Pages 1-81 have articles removed.  
Articles start in 1903 Philadelphia PA area, Baltimore, nationwide publications, latest article is around 1906
American and German Railroads
Japanese Railways
How they make timetables
Holland first to use wireless
Inland Route
Passing of stage coaches
Lusitania largest and fastest vessel afloat
Erie Ads
American Machinist The ST Louis Expo part 8
Book of the Royal Blue
Heres a queer railroad trains
American Locomotive only 75 yrs old
Mountain railways
Story of the airship
PAGE 250 PHOTO?   OF THE South Jersey Railroads glossy paper
Many images / drawings of locomotives
Building a railroad in the Congo
Before the locomotive cam
Centenary of the steamship
Port Shirley now railroad terminal



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