Mexico. The National Lines Of Mexico: National Railroad Co. Of Mexico, Mexican International Railroad, Interoceanic Ry Of Mexico.

SMITH, JACKSON [GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT].

Publication: Poole Bros, 1905, Chicago

27" x 23 1/2" sheet folded to 36 panels. Printed in green and reg. 5 panels offer information on ticket prices, general information for the travelers, ticket and baggage regulations, announcement of the Mallory and Southern Pacific Steamship Lines to Mexico via Galveston or New Orleans, and an announcement that as of January 8, 1905, there is a complete change of schedule with the changes being shown. Also mentions a train from St. Louis to Mexico City every 8 hours, etc. 11 panels show time schedules and 2 cover panels showing a scene of Ixtaccihuate and Popocatepete. Opposite side offers a 18 panel map entitled "Map of the Lines of the National Railroad of Mexico, Mexican National Railroad, Interoceanic Railway of Mexico," printed in green and with the railway lines in red. Lines run from Corpus Christie to Monterey and south to Vera Cruz or from Eagle Pass to Matamorros and onto Tepehuanes. 7 1/2" x 5" insert block that again announces that as of January 8, 1905, there are schedule changes which are shown on the opposite 18 panels. Furthermore, the railway is participating in the operation of three sleeping car lines daily between St. Louis and Mexico City. Small splits at 3 folds and with a 1" split at edge. Very light soiling and wear to the extremities. Very good.