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Although all of these digitized articles are 60 or more years old, and likely have minimal commercial value today, the reader should bear in mind that material dated after 1923 remains under copyright by Simmons-Boardman Publishing.
These articles and the information contained therein may be freely reproduced or used in printed or electronic form for non-commercial or educational purposes, provided the copyright holder and original author (if known) are acknowledged, and provided that such publication also refers readers to the original document on this site.
Simply making interesting material available to those who share my interest in the railway signal systems of the past has been my sole objective in this long project.
Semaphore or Light Signals? 1.4 MB |
Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB |
Semaphore or Light Signals? 1.8 MB |
Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB |
Semaphore or Light Signals? 1.4 MB |
Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB |
Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB |
Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB |
Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB |
B. J Schwendt 438.9 KB |
Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB |
Our Problems in the Economics of Railway Signaling 1.4 MB |
Plans to Simplify Signal Aspects 615.0 KB |
Semaphore or Light Signals? 1.8 MB |
Signal Business Is Good Especially For Single Track 382.3 KB |
Slow Speed vs. Restricted Speed 457.9 KB |
Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
Training of New Levermen 654.5 KB |
Semaphore or Light Signals? 1.4 MB |
B. J Schwendt 438.9 KB |
Marker Lights on Single Track 415.3 KB |
Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB |
Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB |
Improved Type of Circuit Controller 970.7 KB |
Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB |
Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB |