**VINTAGE 1970 REPRINT OF 1907 BRILL MAGAZINE COMPLETE ISSUE SET**STREET CARS For Sale

THIS IS A 1970 COMPLETE REPRINT SET OF 1907 BRILL\'S MAGAZINE...VOL. I JAN. THRU DEC. - NOS. 1-12 - I FOUND THEM STILL BOUND WITH BROWN WRAPPING PAPER - THEY HAVE NEVER BEEN READ - ALL SHOW TYPICAL FADING AND THE JANUARY ISSUE HAS SOME YELLOWING AROUND THE EDGES - THERE ARE NO RIPS, TEARS, MARKS, OR HOLES....NO DOG-EAR CORNERS, NO LOOSE PAGES, NO MISSING PAGES -CHECK THEM OUT ANDEMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS- ALWAYS BE SURE TO LOOK OVER ALL OF MY CURRENT VINTAGE ITEM sales - BUYER PAYS $6.00 SHIPPING IN THE U.S.A. - I COMBINE ITEMS WHENEVER POSSIBLE - THANKS FOR LOOKING.
FROM GOOGLE....TheJ.G. Brill coaches,motor buses,trolleybusesandrailroad carsin the United States for almost ninety years, making it the longest-lasting trolley andinterurbanmanufacturer. At its height, Brill was the largest manufacturer of streetcars andinterurban carsin the US and produced more streetcars, interurbans andgas-electriccars than any other manufacturer, building more than 45,000 streetcars alone.

The company was founded byJohn George Brillin 1868 inPhiladelphia, as ahorsecarmanufacturing firm. Its factory complex was located in south-west Philadelphia at 62nd St and Woodland Avenue, adjacent to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks.Over the years, it absorbed numerous other manufacturers oftrolleysandinterurbans, such asKuhlmanin Cleveland andJewettin Indiana. In 1944, with business diminishing, it merged with theAmerican Car and Foundry Company(ACF) to becomeACF-Brill.Although the company ceased production in 1954, some of its interurbans served thePhiladelphiaarea until the 1980s.