Relative Values and Comparisons - 6. The World’s Railways
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A printed page titled Relative Values and Comparisons, section 6, The World's Railways, shows a world map with railway lines in red over a pale land area and blue seas. Below it are a railway mileage bar chart of principal countries with locomotive symbols, a comparative chart of trans-continental railways, a passenger and traffic receipts list, and a map of Africa marking the Cape to Cairo Railway. The page is from 1908 and was issued by Amalgamated Press.
