THE BIG Book OF Real Streamliners

This hardcover book is an ex-library copy with library stamps visible. The spine and edges show signs of wear, and the binding is slightly loose. The absence of a dust jacket and some edge fraying indicate its age and previous use. Overall, it remains intact and legible, offering a glimpse into the mid-20th-century rail history.

"The Big Book of Real Streamliners" by Scott Stewart, with illustrations by George J. Zaffo, was published by Grosset & Dunlap in 1953 in New York. This hardcover edition captures the essence of the golden age of streamliner trains, offering an in-depth look into their design and significance in transportation history. The book's detailed illustrations and informative text make it a valuable resource for enthusiasts of railway history. While the exact edition is unclear, the publication year suggests it may be one of the earlier printings. This copy is an ex-library edition, showing some library markings. The absence of a dust jacket and visible wear on the spine and edges highlight its age and usage. Despite these factors, the book remains a fascinating collectible for those interested in the evolution of rail travel.