SEE CALIFORNIA ON THE DAYLIGHT LIMITED / SOUTHERN PACIFIC. 1928.
23x16 inches, 58 1/2x40 3/4 cm. Condition B+ / A-: slight foxing in margins and text; minor creases and abrasions in margins and image. Paper.
Weekend-only rail service between San Francisco and Los Angeles was initiated in 1922, and by 1923, became a daily service. To make the most of the scenery, two-thirds of the train's observation car was open-air. This same image was used on the cover of a 1928 Southern Pacific brochure entitled "California for the Tourist / Southern Pacific."
