Identifier: streetrailwayrev15amer (find matches)
Title: The street railway review
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: American Street Railway Association Street Railway Accountants' Association of America American Railway, Mechanical, and Electrical Association
Subjects: Street-railroads
Publisher: Chicago : Street Railway Review Pub. Co
Contributing Library: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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, arranged in sets of two, with gothic sashextending over e.ich set of two windows. The sash are arranged THE GLOBE TICKET CO. The Globe Ticket Co., 112-114 North 12th St., Philadelphia, ismanufacturing a great variety of tickets for use by street railways.sunmier parks, expositions and all places of amusement, as well astransfers, cash fare receipts, passes, calendar pads, ticket punchc,ticket reels, rubber stamps and ticket destroyers. In addition to themany styles of tickets which are standard in their respective uses,the company makes special designs and autographs when requested,which materially enhance the appearance of the work and makecounterfeiting more difficult, and, in case of an autograph signature—a forgery. Having made a specialty of ticket printing for over 25 years, thecompany has attained such knowledge of the requirements of streetrailways that it is enabled to .supply the most approved tickets forevery class for this service. The printing is from plain, bold type
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ST. LOUIS CAR FOR \V.\RREN & ).\MESTOWN STREET RV. to raise. There is a smoking compartment in one side of the end,seating six persons. A hot-water heater is located in one end of thesmoking compartment. The seats are of the St. Louis Car Co.s high-back, roll-top type,covered with plush. Opalescent art glass is used in the ventilatorsand decorated and embossed glass in the side gothics. The carsare mounted on the builders No. 23-B trucks, w-ith steel tired wheels.Locomotive pilots are placed under each end, the steps are made ofsteel sides, and the wood treads are covered with safety treads.The entire interior finish of the car is in mahogany, with marquetryinlay, while the ceilings arc painted a light green and decorated. or especially engraved designs, with autograph signatures on one orboth sides and with geometrical lathe-work tints when desired, as afurther safeguard against counterfeiting. .Among the standard fare tickets manufactured by the companyare the L strip, which der

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