9 inches H x 8 inches W
9 inches H x 4 inches W
Folded
Milwaukee Road passenger train schedule
Goldenrod paper with black and red print, stapled with pages inside.
In black print along top edge ‘Effective June 17, 1945’ Two thin black lines below.
Top black banner reads ‘The Milwaukee Road’ Eight thin black lines below banner
Slanted rectangular logo imposed over lower part of black banner and 8 black lines - Red with thin black border and black shadowing on right and bottom. Lettering reads ‘Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific’
Above repeats on top of unfolded front cover.
In center of unfolded front cover id a line drawing of a man, facing right, holding a rifle, wearing a long loose shirt with sleeves rolled up, trousers and knee high boots, and a brimmed hat. Wording to his right ‘Buy United States War Bonds and Stamps’
Left side features line drawings of an older locomotive and a more modern locomotive with a winged plaque on front ‘The Milwaukee Road’ Red outlined rectangular box has black lettering ‘Hiawathas Chicago - La Cross - St. Paul - Minneapolis Des Moines - Omaha - Sioux City - Sioux Falls’
Right side features line drawings of an older caboose and a more modern caboose with a ‘The Milwaukee Road’ across back. Red outlined rectangular box has black lettering ‘Olympians Chicago - Seattle - Tacoma Electrified 656 Miles'
Inside contains general information, fares, timetables, line services
Back cover has a native chief on the right upper corner. He wears a full feathered headdress with a bow in his right hand resting on the ground. Armband on his right bicep and left wrist, knife sheath on left hip and moccasins on his feet. He looks down from a cliff on a train in the valley below. There are a small cluster of trees in the valley and two birds flying in the sky.
On the left side is ‘Hiawatha’ in red cursive Black type below ‘A name rich in folk lore lives on in the war record of a fleet of great trains’ Further description continues in smaller print below in an inverted triangular shape. A red circular Hiawatha logo is to the left bottom of the wording.
Bottom left Red rectangle has light lettering ‘The Milwaukee Road’
Bottom right Light grey outlined rectangular box with black lettering across top ‘1935 - 10th Anniversary - 1945’ A map with routes marked in red lines and black label black dots for stations. A thin grey line separates vertically about ¼ from right side. Right side portion lists ‘Hiawatha Routes Legend' and list of routes
Folded brochure is in a plastic sleeve