Once again, a companion thread to @jon's #CrossBorderRail journeys - this time, an exhibition about Romanian Kursbücher!
…Well, it's a bit late, it turned out it took 3~4 evenings to write… I spent way, way too much time on this
On the way from Beclean to Suceava last week, Jon inspired me to do some research and while information about Romania's railway history is apparently scarce online, timetables are an exception - thanks to the efforts of one Marius Ionescu (who appears to be active on VagonWeb, too), Timetable World has a great collection of CFR paper timetables available for online viewing! And it turns out there's a lot of interesting and cute things I'd like to showcase in there.
(This thread was originally going to include screenshots until I realized the potential copyright implications. It was then going to include links to the particular pages until I realized the potential privacy implications (since I have to generate them and they only contain a UUID that tells the server to look something up, well…). So, mostly text and links to individual timetable books are going to have to do. (I mean, I know that's not a super-ultra great guarantee either, but I am still complelled to at least try))
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