Originally published in 1906, "Block and Interlocking Signals" provides a comprehensive analysis of the mechanical systems used to control trains and ensure their safety. With detailed descriptions and illustrations, W. H. Elliott examines the different technologies used in railroad signaling, including the block system and interlocking switches. This classic work is a valuable resource for railroad engineers, safety officials, and students of transportation engineering.

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