Description
A bright orange electric rail grinder sits on tracks in an open field, with a worker visible inside the car. The vehicle is marked 9310 and has an overhead trolley pole extending upward. The scene shows the machine from the side with its front grill and rail-grinding equipment visible. 1925
Back Text (verbatim):
ORANGE EMPIRE TROLLEY MUSEUM
Perris, California
A rather unusual-looking electric car, No. 9310 is a
rail grinder, which used to grind down rough spots
on streetcar rails in Los Angeles. The barrels held
water used in the grinding process. Built in 1925
by the Los Angeles Railway in their own shops,
9310 is shown here at the Orange Empire Trolley
Museum, where it is on display with many other
streetcars and other railway vehicles.
Post Card
Pub. by John Stern, 300 Pelham Rd., New Rochelle, N.Y.
Ekachrome by James W. Walker, Jr.
77300-B
MADE BY
DEXTER PRESS, INC.
WEST NYACK, NEW YORK
