Here’s a March, 1955 brochure describing Union Pacific’s new American Car & Foundry-built dome cars. The domes in the coaches, say the brochure, are distinctive by having “divan-type seats” that are angled so “the aisle seats are slightly forward of the window seats.”

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The brochure is illustrated exclusively with drawings, which is typical of rail advertising that is prepared before the cars are actually available to enter service (and photograph). I don’t see any signatures on the drawings, but their style is consistent with work by the Willmarth studio.