Early Railway Upper Berth Instructional Enamel Pullman Sign button and performance advantages directly to

and performance advantages directly to clients

The overall dimensions of this booklet measure 2

The bucket appears to be made of a sort of composite with metal straps and bands

and display‑ready

13" dia and 2" H

Early Railway Upper Berth Instructional Enamel Pullman Sign button and performance advantages directly toc. 1920s 1940s; Pullman Company Chicago, IL Rectangular porcelain on steel railway instruction sign featuring white block lettering on a black enamel field. Text reads: "TO GET IN OR OUT OF UPPER BERTH, PLEASE USE THE LADDER. RING THE BELL AND ASK THE PORTER FOR IT." The additional line distinguishes this as a more complete service instruction variant, pointing to its use in staffed sleeper cars. Four corner mounting holes remain, and the sign retains