■ Colors Night and Day of Sleeping Cars From the 26th Railroad Photo Contest: Water's Edge Public Relations Magazines of Major Private Railways From Memories of Color Slides [14] Pictorial Color Gallery: Cool Breeze Crossing the Lakeside Shigaraki Kogen Railway SKR200 Series / Aizu Railway AT100 Series Sapporo City Transportation Bureau 7000 Series and others (Advertising Trains Appear on JR East / New Type in Blue Train Dining Cars / Flower Trains Operated on Tosa Electric Railway / In-Car Telephones Appear on Private Railway Limited Expresses / Farewell Run of Kintetsu 680 Series / Imperial Train Operation for Saga Planting Festival, etc.) ■ Graphs Representative Sleeping Cars of the Post-War Period With Camera and Locomotive in My Heart [8] Current Status of Eiden Dena 21 Series Railroad Photo Gallery: Retro Trains of Okumino Railroad Scenery 19: Quiet Scene of Higashi-Nakano Station Yokohama City Line 1 Totsuka Extension '87-5-21 Keihan - Kyoto City Subway Line Opens Memories of Train Snapshots: Keio Trains When Small Cars Were Still Around The History and Current Status of Odakyu 4000 Series Topic Photos (1987 Railway Friends Association Blue Ribbon Award, Laurel Award) 〃 (Various Locations: Kanto, Chubu, Kansai) ■ Text Topics of the Month: Sleeping Cars The Birth and Development of Sleeping Cars - Focusing on the History of Pullman Cars Various Wooden to Steel Cars: Sleeping Cars of the Meiji, Taisho, and Pre-Showa Eras Memories of 1st and 2nd Class Sleeping Car "18" Trains Changes in Sleeping Cars After the War A Brief History of the Operation of Post-War 1st Class Sleeping Cars (Ine, Lone) About the Modification of Passenger Cars for the Seikan Tunnel About the Publicly Released "Daihachi Ito Related Materials" Public Relations Magazines of Major Private Railways Brick Structures from the Time of the Keihan Line Opening Still Remaining Recent Trends in Chinese Railways From the 6th Five-Year Plan to the 7th Five-Year Plan Sumitomo Metals' Bogies [29] The Restored Tokyo City Tram 3000 Series Requests to JR Companies: Please Make Full Use of the 113 Series There is some discoloration, scratches, and creasing on the cover, spine, and back cover. There is a small stain on the "top" edge. The contents have a slightly poor binding on the first color page, but otherwise, it is a clean item overall. This is a book you'll want to read with an alarm clock by your side so you don't fall asleep while reading. Please, by all means, purchase it.