1951 |
"Central" Increases Safety at Highway Crossings in Dayton
1.0 MB
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1916 |
A New York Central Plant in Chicago
590.7 KB
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1943 |
A Review of 1942
2.9 MB
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1921 |
Accident on Porter, Indiana Interlocking Plant
1.1 MB
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1935 |
Aerial Cable Versus Open Line
3.9 MB
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1936 |
All-Relay Interlocking On NYC at Syracuse
29.7 MB
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1947 |
Annual Review and Outlook
425.1 KB
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1929 |
Are Automatic Signals on Sidings Justified?
1.6 MB
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1933 |
Are Switch Lamps Needed?
506.3 KB
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1924 |
Automatic Interlocker for a Crossing
3.4 MB
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1929 |
Automatic Interlocker Saves Over 8,000 Train Stops Annually
1.7 MB
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1932 |
Automatic Plant With Derails
2.4 MB
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1935 |
Avoiding Light-Out Signal Failures
1.2 MB
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1951 |
B&O Installs Modern Interlocking
871.3 KB
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1926 |
B. J Schwendt
438.9 KB
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1930 |
Centralized Traffic Control Indications
1.1 MB
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1931 |
Centralized vs. Remote Control
1.2 MB
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1937 |
Changes on the New York Central Lines
2.3 MB
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1927 |
Color Light Automatic Block Signals Installed on the New York Central
3.6 MB
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1928 |
Color Light Train Order Signals Are Effective
2.9 MB
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1956 |
Conelrad – A Civil Defense Measure … How Some Railroads are Participating
4.1 MB
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1928 |
Continued Activity and Development in Signaling
1.1 MB
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1939 |
CTC on Multiple Track
1.8 MB
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1947 |
DC Track Circuit Measurements
291.6 KB
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1935 |
DC Track Circuits
963.2 KB
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1936 |
Demands for Modern Signaling
12.1 MB
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1929 |
Detector Locking Should Not Have an Emergency Release
1.3 MB
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1950 |
Differentiation Between Signals
1.1 MB
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1926 |
Directing Trains By Signals
1.9 MB
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1928 |
Dispatcher Signaling System Operates Through Sleet Storm
1.1 MB
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1935 |
Disposition of Mechanical Interlocking Equipment
1.3 MB
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1946 |
Drawbridge Interlocking on the New York Central
3.1 MB
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1925 |
Duplex Signaling of Fourth Track Solves Grand Central Problem
1.1 MB
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1930 |
Dwarf Signal Aspects
582.4 KB
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1962 |
Dynamic Indication
211.7 KB
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1933 |
Economics of Modern Signaling
2.1 MB
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1928 |
Electric Interlocker and Switch Control Speeds Up Yard Operation
2.4 MB
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1928 |
Electric Plant on NYC Replaces Two Mechanical Plants
3.2 MB
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1962 |
Electric Switch Lamp Lighting Helps Reduce Operating Expense
661.7 KB
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1928 |
Elimination of Derails
796.4 KB
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1935 |
Facing Point Locks on Switches
3.2 MB
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1921 |
Fire Threatened Tie Up At Grand Central Terminal
1.5 MB
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1933 |
Four-Position Dwarfs
1.5 MB
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1950 |
Gate-Arm Stripe Colors
3.4 MB
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1927 |
Half Interlocker on DT&I
565.6 KB
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1943 |
Herbert S. Balliet obituary
609.4 KB
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1947 |
Highway Crossing Protection Installed by Several Railroads in Gary, IndianaR
1.2 MB
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1927 |
How Long Is a Track Circuit?
593.6 KB
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1927 |
How Many Signal Aspects and Indications?
2.4 MB
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1946 |
ICC 50-MPH Signal Hearing
6.9 MB
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1939 |
ICC Permits Removal of Derails
1.1 MB
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1932 |
Improper Forestalling
669.7 KB
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1935 |
Installation of Bond Wires
4.0 MB
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1936 |
Instructions for Crossing Protection in New York
1.8 MB
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1950 |
Instrument Case Platforms
3.7 MB
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1927 |
Is Approach Lighting of Signals Really Economical?
1.2 MB
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1937 |
J. C. Mock Retires
1.4 MB
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1947 |
Large All-Relay Interlocking on the New York Central
2.5 MB
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1925 |
Light Signals, Color, Position, or Color-Position
1.5 MB
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1931 |
Locks for Mechanical Levers
991.9 KB
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1936 |
Lost Motion in Locking
3.0 MB
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1949 |
Main Line Crossovers
2.4 MB
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1936 |
Maintainers' Blueprint Plans
4.2 MB
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1930 |
Maintainers' Territories
1.3 MB
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1927 |
Maintenance of Interlockings in the Grand Central Terminal
2.8 MB
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1917 |
Maintenance of Mechanical Interlocking
595.4 KB
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1929 |
Marker Lights on Automatic Signals
994.2 KB
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1927 |
Marking Signals When Out of Service
1.1 MB
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1941 |
Modern Entrance-Exit Interlocking Replaces Mechanical Plant On Indiana Harbor Belt
6.9 MB
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1943 |
Modernization of Automatic Signaling On the New York Central
9.8 MB
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1966 |
Modular signal design is here
1.7 MB
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1935 |
Multiple Aspect Signaling
3.3 MB
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1935 |
Multiple-Block Signaling
7.0 MB
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1911 |
New 400-Lever Interlocking Machine
3.7 MB
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1955 |
New Cleveland Transit System
911.5 KB
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1930 |
New Electric Interlocking
3.2 MB
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1947 |
New Interlocking at Bellevue, Ohio Protects Crossings of Four Railroads
997.9 KB
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1951 |
New NYC Interlocking Controlled by Synchrostep
1.2 MB
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1932 |
New Type of Lead-Out
924.4 KB
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1916 |
New York Central and Pennsylvania Change Colors
220.3 KB
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1935 |
New York Central Extends South Bend Interlocking
6.0 MB
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1944 |
New York Central Installs Coded Track Circuits
3.9 MB
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1937 |
New York Central Installs First Button-Control Route Interlocking
9.0 MB
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1949 |
New York Central Installs Interlocking
3.3 MB
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1944 |
New York Central Installs NX Interlocking at Utica
5.7 MB
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1936 |
New York Central Interlocking at Syracuse
15.9 MB
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1944 |
New York Central Modernizes an Interlocking
5.0 MB
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1931 |
New York Central Re-Signals Track Entering Grand Central Terminal
4.0 MB
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1955 |
New York Central’s CTC – It’s Four Tracks to Two
4.1 MB
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1955 |
News Briefs. 1955-08
801.6 KB
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1961 |
News Briefs. 1961-01
755.2 KB
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1961 |
News Briefs. 1961-03
1.0 MB
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1961 |
News Briefs. 1961-06
718.3 KB
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1961 |
News Briefs. 1961-07
654.1 KB
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1961 |
News Briefs. 1961-10
1.0 MB
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1962 |
News Briefs. 1962-02
1.4 MB
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1962 |
News Briefs. 1962-03
1.1 MB
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1962 |
News Briefs. 1962-04
1.2 MB
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1962 |
News Briefs. 1962-07
509.0 KB
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1962 |
News Briefs. 1962-09
835.6 KB
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1962 |
News Briefs. 1962-10
457.3 KB
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1962 |
News Briefs. 1962-11
473.4 KB
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1963 |
News Briefs. 1963-01
971.6 KB
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1963 |
News Briefs. 1963-03
830.1 KB
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1963 |
News Briefs. 1963-04
908.1 KB
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1963 |
News Briefs. 1963-05
742.2 KB
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1964 |
News Briefs. 1964-04
1.4 MB
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1964 |
News Briefs. 1964-05
1.0 MB
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1964 |
News Briefs. 1964-08
827.3 KB
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1964 |
News Briefs. 1964-09
899.1 KB
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1964 |
News Briefs. 1964-10
778.4 KB
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1965 |
News Briefs. 1965-01
2.0 MB
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1965 |
News Briefs. 1965-02
1.9 MB
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1965 |
News Briefs. 1965-06
1.2 MB
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1965 |
News Briefs. 1965-08
753.7 KB
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1965 |
News Briefs. 1965-10
1.1 MB
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1965 |
News Briefs. 1965-11
1.2 MB
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1966 |
News Briefs. 1966-01
1.4 MB
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1956 |
No Waiting for Reservations
6.3 MB
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1938 |
Non-Stop Permissive Automatic Signals
1.4 MB
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1928 |
Normal-Stop Versus Normal-Clear Signaling
529.4 KB
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1954 |
NYC Combines Interlockings
2.4 MB
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1929 |
NYC Expands Electric Plant By Adding 48 Levers
2.7 MB
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1927 |
NYC First to Install Complete Train Dispatching System
8.0 MB
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1950 |
NYC Installs Big NX Plant at Fostoria, Ohio
3.9 MB
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1930 |
NYC Makes Rapid Cut-Over on Large Plant at Cleveland
1.3 MB
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1936 |
NYC Modernizes Electric Interlocking
9.0 MB
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1964 |
NYC Moves CTC Point of Control
1.2 MB
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1950 |
Obituary: B. J. Schwendt
966.4 KB
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1927 |
Organization of Railroad Signal Departments
3.9 MB
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1926 |
Our Problems in the Economics of Railway Signaling
1.4 MB
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1940 |
Personal: Changes on the New York Central
2.2 MB
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1926 |
Plans to Simplify Signal Aspects
615.0 KB
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1931 |
Point Detector or Switch Circuit Controller for CTC Switches?
835.1 KB
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1922 |
Position Color Light Signal
612.9 KB
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1931 |
Precision-Base Lamps
1.4 MB
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1933 |
Preventing Lamp Failures
1.2 MB
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1939 |
Problems of Four-Indication Signaling
1.6 MB
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1931 |
Proceed Aspects for Isolated Home Signals
1.4 MB
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1943 |
Progress in the Use of Coded Track Circuits
1.6 MB
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1921 |
Proposed Modification of Stop-and-Proceed Rule
1.4 MB
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1931 |
Protecting CTC Switches
2.9 MB
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1927 |
Protecting Main Line Switches
486.2 KB
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1935 |
Purple Signal Glasses
3.3 MB
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1957 |
Pushbutton CTC Machine on NYC Is First of Its Kind
3.3 MB
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1911 |
Railway Signal Association Convention: Committee I: Signaling Practice
3.8 MB
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1949 |
Raising Poles
1.9 MB
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1918 |
Record Snowstorms Paralyze Transportation
424.7 KB
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1933 |
Reducing Unnecessary Train Stops
2.5 MB
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1953 |
Remote Control Interlockings Improve Terminal Operation
555.6 KB
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1947 |
Remote Control on Baltimore & Ohio
595.8 KB
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1930 |
Remotely Controlled Signals Replace Manual Block Station on New York Central
1.2 MB
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1930 |
Report of Committee I – Economics of Signaling
2.5 MB
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1937 |
Report of Committee X – Signaling Practice
2.9 MB
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1931 |
Results of Centralized Control on NYC
703.8 KB
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1928 |
Rock Island Completes 33-Lever Electric Interlocker
2.8 MB
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1937 |
Route Control Interlocking – A New Signaling Development
2.9 MB
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1937 |
Route Locking Circuits
1.9 MB
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1935 |
Safety of High Speed Trains
5.2 MB
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1926 |
Semaphore or Light Signals?
1.8 MB
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1927 |
Should Track Circuit Polarities be Staggered?
1.5 MB
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1929 |
Signal Aspects at End of Double Track
514.3 KB
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1928 |
Signal Aspects for "Head-In" Indication at Passing Track
1.0 MB
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1930 |
Signal Aspects for a Four Block System
2.8 MB
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1926 |
Signal Business Is Good Especially For Single Track
382.3 KB
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1935 |
Signal Night for New York Railroad Club
1.1 MB
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1938 |
Signaling for Higher Train Speeds
3.9 MB
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1925 |
Signals and the Saving of Fuel
2.4 MB
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1937 |
Signals in Advance of Switches
1.1 MB
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1934 |
Simplified Interlocking Speeds Train Operation
1.9 MB
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1941 |
Simplified Signaling
426.9 KB
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1951 |
Single-Track With CTC Handles 40 Trains Daily
530.8 KB
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1936 |
Slide Detector Fences
4.3 MB
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1926 |
Slow Speed vs. Restricted Speed
457.9 KB
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1943 |
Some Benefits of the War
780.5 KB
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1939 |
Speeding Up Train Operation With Signaling
4.5 MB
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1961 |
Survey Tells How Railroads Use Hotbox Detectors
1.8 MB
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1937 |
Switch Protection in Automatic Territory
3.0 MB
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1950 |
Temporary Change of Signal Controls
2.2 MB
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1933 |
Testing Lamps on Approach Control
698.7 KB
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1934 |
The Application of Derails
1.3 MB
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1932 |
The Light-Traffic Crossing
1.1 MB
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1931 |
The Mott Haven Interlocking
3.7 MB
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1934 |
The Safety Feature of Signals
456.5 KB
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1925 |
The Train Control Situation
853.0 KB
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1956 |
Three Signal Shops into One
7.0 MB
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1930 |
Time-Table Schedules and Signal Indications
1.1 MB
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1932 |
Track Capacity
2.7 MB
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1932 |
Track Model Lights
444.9 KB
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1926 |
Train Control Progress in 1925
3.1 MB
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1926 |
Training of New Levermen
654.5 KB
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1937 |
Unusual Signaling Trouble
2.2 MB
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1946 |
War-Time Replacement of Interlocking on Pere Marquette
3.4 MB
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1937 |
What is in Store for the Signal Field?
1.8 MB
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1936 |
What Is the Capacity of a Single-Track Line?
2.0 MB
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1951 |
What's the Answer? Stop Signals in CTC
274.3 KB
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1957 |
Where Two Tracks Do the Work of Four
3.2 MB
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