Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corporation

Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corporation

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  Product Details CompanyBrooklyn-Manhattan Transit CorporationCertificate TypeVoting TrustDate IssuedMarch 28, 1929CanceledYesPrinterAmerican Bank Note CompanySignaturesHand signedApproximate Size12" (w) by 8" (h)ImagesShow the exact certificate you will receiveGuaranteed AuthenticYesAdditional DetailsNA Historical Context The Brooklyn–Manhattan Transit Corporation took over the assets of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company in 1923 following the previous company's bankruptcy. Like its predecessor it controlled subsidiaries which operated the great majority of the rapid transit and streetcar lines in Brooklyn with extensions into Queens and Manhattan. One of these, New York Rapid Transit Corporation operated the elevated and subway lines.In 1923, their president, Gerhard Melvin Dahl, published a document called "Transit Truths" to explain the issues the company faced. In it he complained that the company had "met with the bitter, personal and unfair opposition of Mayor Hylan." In a s

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