Although UP adopted a smaller colored-photo format for its regional tour guides as early as 1948, as shown yesterday the Summer Tours booklets retained the larger format at least through 1950. However, this 1952 booklet uses the smaller format.

Click image to download a 19.5-MB PDF of this 64-page booklet.

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The 8-day tours start at $204 (one has a coach option for about $40 less). The 15-day tour is $365. A 13-day “Bargain California” tour in coach is just $234. Multiply by seven to get today’s dollars.