railway advertising

Within four years, he started his own business, the Consolidated Street Railway Advertising Company of New York City.

He was president of the Jersey Railway Advertising Co. and the Orange Publishing Co.

Clear Channel Acquires French Railway Advertising, PRNewswire; 18 May 2000.

The result was the Class 55 'Deltic', and the Deltic-hauled Flying Scotsman became a centrepiece of British Railways advertising, as the steam-hauled one had been for the LNER.

Photographs taken in the 1920s and 1930s clearly show a footbridge between the platforms, as does a 1930s railway advertising poster, but contemporary eye-witness accounts record that this footbridge was never completed, with no steps installed on either side.

Fred Barnard was national advertising manager of Street Railways Advertising, in the 1920's a sizable agency having offices across the nation and boasting that "the cars on our list carry more than 10,000,000,000 passengers a year," but it was derailed in 1941.