Subway Transfer: Boston Elevated Railway, Harvard Station - circa 1930

Description

A subway PM form transfer issued circa 1930 by the Boston Elevated Railway from the Harvard Station, eastbound, Cambridge, MA, now known as the Red Line. Transfer was issued for travel on surface cars connecting with the Cambridge-Dorchester subway line.
Transfer measures 6" x 2" and is of the tear-off type, printed by Globe Ticket Co., Moran Patent 1922. Reverse shows conditions of use and an advertisement. Good to fair condition with some fading and crinkling.
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