Scope and ContentToll receipts, two, from the Holland Tunnel, November 19, 1927. Machine imprinted paper, two-part form with horizontal perforation, 3-3/8 or 3-7/16" high x 3-5/8" wide. Reverse imprinted with traffic rules. Penciled notes on reverse of each as detailed below. The receipts were kept as souvenirs of what was apparently the first trip through the tunnel a week after it opened for the four listed people (first names only) on the back of each. (Items are from a group attributed to a "Mr. Grant", probably of Jersey City; see related items, archives 2012.007.0012 and .0013.) It was a roundtrip. One noted that to New York and back took ten minutes. The tunnel was a destination as a sightseeing trip in its early days. Both were for fifty cents which was the toll for automobiles. 1: November 19, 1927; tan; transaction number 16590. This one is 3-7/16" high. Reverse has pencil notes: Tunnel opened November 12 1927 Nash 1927 [underlined; car brand and model year?] Eve Ed Emma + Geo [George] 2: November 19, 1927; tan; transaction number 11339. Reverse has pencil notes: Tunnel opened Nov 12 1927 to New York + back in 10 minutes [underlined] Eve - Ed . Emma + Geo [George] Nash 1927 --- At this time, the tunnel was still under two administrative jurisdictions as imprinted at the front bottom: New York State Bridge and Tunnel Commission and New Jersey Interstate Bridge and Tunnel Commission. Adminstration Bldg., N.Y., Cor. Canal & Varick Sts.