Pneumatic Tube Mail Zürich Switzerland
According to a reference list - published 1927 - from the German company Mix & Genest AG, Abteilung Rohrpost und Förderanlagen in Berlin-Schöneberg, the Swiss city of Zürich had access to a Pneumatic Tube Mail system with 3 stations and a tube length of 4,500 meters.
In Zürich there were also several private Pneumatic Tube Mail systems:
- The Eidgenössische Bank A.G. with two stations and 230 meters tube.
- The Schweizerische Nationalbank with two stations and 270 meters tube.
- The Schweizerische Bankgesellschaft with two stations and 560 meters tube.
- The Schweizerischer Bankverein with two stations and 370 meters tube.
- The Schweizerische Kredietanstalt with two stations and 520 meters tube.
- The A.G. Leu & Cie. with two stations and 430 meters tube.
- The Basler Handelsbank with two stations and 230 meters tube.
- The Allgemeine Elsässische Bank with two stations and 300 meters tube.
- The Zürcher Kansonalbank with two stations and 300 meters tube.
- The Guyerzeller Bank AG with two stations and 230 meters tube.
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Pneumatic Tube Mail Zürich Switzerland
Published: 01-08-2018
Last updated: 10-02-2019
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