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pdf Telephone Circuits Of The Pennsylvania Railroad Popular

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Telephone Circuits Of The Pennsylvania Railroad

Contributed by Abram Burnett.

pdf 11 AIEE - Some Recent Developments in Railway Telephony - Whitepaper - OCR Popular

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11 AIEE - Some Recent Developments  in Railway Telephony - Whitepaper - OCR

Presented April 26, 1911.  Railroad, railway telephony, switching.  Contributed by Dennis Hock.  OCR/Size reduction by John Novack. [Original Archived]

pdf AE Waystation Dialing System Whitepaper 1960 OCR Popular

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AE Waystation Dialing System Whitepaper 1960 OCR

Automatic Electric, A.E., AEco. Signaling system for Railroads. Contributed by Dennis Hock.  OCR/Size reduction by John Novack.  [Original Archived]

pdf Burco 131-6000 6001 Tonedial Magneto Railroad Telephone 1987 OCR Popular

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Burco 131-6000 6001 Tonedial Magneto Railroad Telephone 1987 OCR

Contributed by Dennis Hock.  OCR/Size reduction by John Novack.  [Original Archived]

pdf Burco Railroad Supplies Catalog - 1987 OCR Popular

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Burco_Railroad_Supplies_1987_OCR.pdf

Burco Railroad Supplies Catalog - 1987 OCR

Contributed by Dennis Hock.  OCR/Size reduction by John Novack.  [Original Archived]

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