"A Dream Train Comes True" (Bohn Ad 1943) by George Walker

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"A Dream Train Comes True" (Bohn Ad 1943) by George Walker

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Source: A Dream Train Comes True. Bohn Ad 1943. Futuristic Streamline. Art George Walker. - Ikonographia

Hi-res digital file. Fortune Magazine, January 1943.
A futuristic Bohn Aluminum and Braas ad forecasting the future of the streamlined train.
Artwork by George W. Walker, an American industrial and automotive designer based in Detroit.

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