| Rollsigns from Kansas City, MO |
This front route and destination linen is from Kansas City Public Service Company. It was originally
in their 1946 built PCC #775, Once retired, the car, with its rollsign, was shipped to Toronto, Ontario
where, in 1957, it became #4767. The car's original sign and signbox were removed to be replaced
by a Toronto style two-piece front signbox.
This sign was dated November 13, 1947, and has 28 exposures. The image of this sign was created
from sequential photographs of the actual sign. A YouTube video of the sign can be viewed below.
in their 1946 built PCC #775, Once retired, the car, with its rollsign, was shipped to Toronto, Ontario
where, in 1957, it became #4767. The car's original sign and signbox were removed to be replaced
by a Toronto style two-piece front signbox.
This sign was dated November 13, 1947, and has 28 exposures. The image of this sign was created
from sequential photographs of the actual sign. A YouTube video of the sign can be viewed below.
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| KCPS PCC 775 is seen southbound on Country Club PRoW at 56th Street, October 16 1955. The rollsign seen above the windshield is the same sign, shown here. Caption location from David Hereford Photo from the Stephen M Scalzo collection |
This partial front route linen is from Kansas
City Public Service Company. It appears to be
originally designed for a GMC "Old Look" bus.
There is no print date on the sign. It has 28
exposures. The image of this sign was created
from sequential photographs of the actual sign.
City Public Service Company. It appears to be
originally designed for a GMC "Old Look" bus.
There is no print date on the sign. It has 28
exposures. The image of this sign was created
from sequential photographs of the actual sign.
The exposures with
numbers that have a red
slash through it indicate
a "short turn" for that
route, meaning it's a
destination point short
of the full route's length.
numbers that have a red
slash through it indicate
a "short turn" for that
route, meaning it's a
destination point short
of the full route's length.
| The Kansas City Public Service Company logo. |
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