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L.L. Wolf Time Book and Roster 1929

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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Time Book and Roster for the Year 1929 for L. L. Wolf. Recorded are times worked, pay, places traveled to and from, etc. Includes a few personal notes and notes on weather. The following information was provided by the seller: "He rode 34,580 miles, worked 210 days. Back of book has pages of runs of over 100 Miles, miles paid for and overtime limits; rates of pay for passenger service, freight service, local freight service, yard service; the roster of engineers as of July 1, 1927 (pages of names, including date emp. as fireman, date prom. to engineer, and B. of L.E. Div.), yard engineers; out of service and honorary members; table showing time after which overtime accrues on runs 100 miles to 199 miles, etc."
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L.L. Wolf Time Book and Roster 1929 0.02

Wolf, L.L. arrangement
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Time Book and Roster for the Year 1929 for L. L. Wolf. Recorded are times worked, pay, places traveled to and from, etc. Includes a few personal notes and notes on weather. The following information was provided by the seller: "He rode 34,580 miles, worked 210 days. Back of book has pages of runs of over 100 Miles, miles paid for and overtime limits; rates of pay for passenger service, freight service, local freight service, yard service; the roster of engineers as of July 1, 1927 (pages of names, including date emp. as fireman, date prom. to engineer, and B. of L.E. Div.), yard engineers; out of service and honorary members; table showing time after which overtime accrues on runs 100 miles to 199 miles, etc."

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