The annexed engravings are views of an improved railroad switch, invented by James M. Dick, of Buffalo, . ., who has taken measures to secure a patent for the same. Figure 1 is a plan or top view ...

Object Details user Michigan Central Railroad maker Peter Gray & Sons Description This large, kerosene-fueled switch lamp, ca. 1900s-1940s, was placed immediately adjacent to the manual operating ...

Railroad traffic began moving again at around 8:15 a.m., allowing an estimated 50 to 60 vehicles to pass the Birdseye crossing.

An improved sslf-acting switch has been invented by James M. Dick, ol Buffalo, N. Y., who has taken measures to secure a patent. It consists, in addition to the usual arrangement -ef two levers ...