For sale is a rare February 15, 1964, Public Utilities Commission (PUC) report on safety assessments and upgrade recommendations for public grade crossings along the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway (AT&SF) Coast Lines, Los Angeles Division, Second District, from Los Angeles to Upland, California. Issued under PUC oversight, this document features:

- In-depth analysis of over 93+ crossings (e.g., Pasadena Ave, El Centro St, Meridian Ave)

- Cost estimates for installing automatic gates and flashing lights (totaling over $600,000)

- Black-and-white photographs, maps/diagrams (e.g., C.E.C.L. No. 26 series), and accident records

- ~100+ pages of engineering data, handwritten notes, and tables

Condition Notes:

This vintage 1964 report shows signs of age and use:

- Some pages have minor damage (tears or creases)

- Edge curling and yellowing throughout

- Water damage affecting a few pages (text remains legible)

- Slight oil or garage-type smell, likely from storage

Despite these imperfections, the content is intact and highly valuable for rail historians, urban planners, or mid-20th-century transportation collectors.

Historical Significance:

Reflecting the 1960s era of rail safety upgrades amid suburban growth, this report ties to the iconic Santa Fe Railway. It’s a scarce find, rarely available outside archives like the California State Archives or university collections.