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Deutsch: Oil railway from Alamo to Zapotal (30 in, 762 mm, 22 km long), Veracruz, Mexico. Photos taken by the Penn-Mex Petroleum Company between 1926 and 1928. Archive of the American Philatelic Society
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1928
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