We’ve already seen an SP timetable dated August, 1935, but that one was 16 pages long. This one is 48 pages and includes lots of local and branchline trains that aren’t listed on the other one. The shorter one also collapses the station index from three pages to one and reduces the timetables for each of SP’s major routes from six or seven pages down to one or two, but still has room for a page listing Pullman fares between various points.

Click image to download a 25.3-MB PDF of this 48-page timetable.

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Incidentally, the front covers of each of these SP timetables was generally a full-page ad, while covers such as the one shown above were actually the back cover. As I’ve previously noted, the scans for all of these SP timetables were contributed by a Streamliner Memories reader.