This is a vintage Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) transfer ticket, an authentic piece of railroadiana and urban transportation history. The ticket features specific details for the "Ashland 35th" route, indicating it was valid on "JAN 4." A unique serial number, "902700," is printed on the face of the ticket. The reverse side clearly states, "Transfer good for 1969," confirming its year of issue. This historical document provides insight into the transit regulations of the era, including a "Penalty for fraudulent use $200.00" and rules regarding its proper use, such as validity for one continuous ride in the same general direction and specific time and zone limitations. It also notes that the transfer is "Not good on express trains" and "not redeemable for cash."

This listing includes one vintage Chicago Transit Authority paper transfer ticket as pictured. It is made of paper, typical of transit tickets from this period. This collectible item is ideal for enthusiasts of vintage railroadiana, Chicago history, public transportation memorabilia, and paper ephemera. The detailed markings make it a significant addition to any collection of transit passes or tickets, offering a tangible link to the daily commute of the past.

Verified Specifications:
Brand/Maker: Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)
Item Type: Transfer Ticket / Pass
Era/Style: Vintage
Material: Paper
Specifications: Valid for "Ashland 35th" route, Date "JAN 4", Serial Number "902700"
Features: Time/date validation dial, Route specific markings, Printed usage rules
Included Components: 1x Paper Transfer Ticket
Country of Origin: USA
Year: 1969