DescriptionHudson & Manhattan Railroad destination roll sign. No date, circa 1940-1970. Opaque black cloth, five sections sewn together, 20-5/8" wide x 127" long (10' - 7"); white silkscreened block lettering in varying sizes. Metal roller tube at top end, 1" diameter x 20-3/4" wide, with cloth inserted in channel. 33rd ST HOBOKEN HUDSON TERM JOURNAL SQ 33rd ST JOURNAL SQ LOCAL 33rd ST EXPRESS GROVE ST LOCAL GROVE ST. ERIE - HOBOKEN AND 33rd ST. HOBOKEN ERIE - GROVE ST. AND JOURNAL SQ. ---- Used on passenger cars (model not indicated or determined at this time.) If used after 1962, it was on PATH (Port Authority Trans-Hudson) system, successor to the Hudson & Manhattan Railroad. NEWARK does not appear on this sign. ---- Top section (unprinted) from metal tube to first seam: 30" high Section from first sewn seam to second: 28-1/2" Section from second seam to third: 28-1/2" Section from third seam to fourth: 28-1/2" Section (unprinted) from fourth seam to bottom edge: 11-1/2" ---- H&M / The Tubes / rollsign /