English translation of title - "125 Years German Railways : 1835-1960." Type written description enclosed of the 125th anniversary of the German Federal Railways - "On the 7th of December 1960 the Deutsche Bundesbahn celebrated its 125th birthday. At 0920 hrs a true copy of the first train in Germany "Der Adler" - "The Eagle" - was operated between Nurnberg and Fuerth on the same line as 125 years ago, a distance of appr. 6 km. Engineer, fireman and conductors were clad in costums worn in 1835. Approximately 150,000 people greeted the train on its trip. With a maximum speed of 32 km/h it arrived Fuerth. Guests participating in the train ride were brought back to Nurnberg with the most modern train of the Deutsche Bundesbahn, a TEE-train (Trans Europe Express)." The U.S. was represented by: Brig Gen S.D. Smith, 1st Lt C.L. Moore, Colonel L.E. Schlanser, Colonel W.H. Wangh, Mr. Jung, Major F.L. Franklin, Major D.W. Adams, Capt. J.F. Woodall, and Mr. Josef Heindl. Each guest at the celebration of 600 received a gift: 125 Jahre Deutsche Eisenbahnen : A Picture. Located in the ALU Special Collections Department in box labeled (HE3078 D4 1960) containing the following items : [1]125 Jahre Deutsche Eisenbahnen : A Picture [2] 125 Jahre Deutsche Eisenbahnen : 1835-1960 [3] a pamphlet summarizing the 125 years of the Eisenbahnen [4] a photograph of The Eagle arriving in Feurth on Dec. 7, 1960 [5] and miscelaneous loose pages.