Description
A yellow and green PCC streetcar is shown on tracks in an open outdoor setting. The car is numbered 3100 and has a destination sign reading “Los Angeles Park South Gates.” The scene appears to be a museum display or preserved transit vehicle. 1960s.
Back Text (verbatim):
ORANGE EMPIRE TROLLEY MUSEUM
Perris, California
PCC streamliner No. 3100 is one of many that used
to serve Los Angeles and its suburbs. Modern
streetcars like this still serve San Francisco, Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, Boston, Newark, Cleveland,
Toronto, and El Paso. No. 3100 was built by St.
Louis Car Co. in 1942, retired in early 1963, and is
shown here at the Orange Empire Trolley Museum.
PLACE
STAMP
HERE
Post Card
Pub. by John Sern, 300 Pelham Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y.
Ektachrome by James W. Walker, Jr.
77301-B
made by
DEXTER PRESS, INC.
WEST NYACK, NEW YORK
