RÉGIE AUTONOME DES TRANSPORTS PARISIENS PARISIAN BUS STOP POST KNOWN AS "TÊTE DE VACHE" (COW'S HEAD) Painted cast-iron, tripod tapered shaft supporting a painted cast-iron flared frame, holding an enamelled rectangular plate bearing the name of the Rome Haussman stop in black letters on a yellow background, and two plastic side plates bearing the inscription "faire signe au machiniste" on a red and yellow background, one bearing the line number "285". c. 1960. Height. 214 cm; Width. 52 cm; Depth. 40 cm. Two acronyms missing on one side. Plastic damage.

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