This cover painting by Maurice Logan also appeared on a 16-page, 1928 booklet titled “California for the Tourist.” This brochure has the equivalent of four pages and is aimed at southern Californians thinking of traveling to the San Francisco Bay Area.

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Unlike the booklet, this one is undated, but was probably published at about the same time. One clue is that it lists the Sunset Limited as one of the trains between LA and San Francisco. In 1930, SP cut that train back to Los Angeles-New Orleans, so the booklet is from before that year.