A M Cassandre poster ad for Bugatti

 
Cassandre, pseudonym of Adolphe Jean-Marie Mouron, was a French painter, commercial poster artist, and typeface designer.

https://www.cassandre-france.com/

https://www.moma.org/artists/1015-a-m-cassandre

that cool clockwork train from the movie Wicked is now able to be viewed on You Tube, in hi def. I dig this art deco design!

Skip the first 30 seconds, and then again to get past the scenes where the acting is going on, unfortunately they didn't edit a video for just scenes of the train. 

By the way, the train isn't public transportation, it's only for guests of the Wizard to use to get a ride at his request. 

The Reading Company’s Crusader Streamliner

https://silodrome.com/reading-company-crusader-streamliner

Art Deco Airports: Airports of Dreams From 1920's & 1930's... artist Terry Moyle captures a time when visiting an airport was a glamorous event. (Master of Arts with Honours in English)

Covering airplanes, airports and the pioneers of the day, the exquisitely illustrated Art Deco Airports, highlights the magic of air travel. Moyle canvasses airport architecture in Europe and the United States mostly 1920s and 30s

you can look through the book at https://www.scribd.com/document/828279062/Art-Deco-Airports

Terry Moyle has an MA (Hons)in English (Master of Arts with Honors in English) from the University of Waikato. He was the creator of New Zealand’s first Daily Internet Cartoon Strip, Fisbowl’ in the 1990’s. He has published a book of poetry, Cominghomeland

https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/art-deco-airports-9781742577821.html

Buying on Amazon is out of the question and 2500% more than it will cost you on Ebay, but it's only for sale in Australia or New Zealand, no one in the USA is selling a copy

the McDonalds in Melbourne

the photograph is by Gary He, who has traveled to 50 countries and photographed McDonalds for his atlas book! 

McDonald's localized menu items are the project's raison d'être—and why the chain has dominated around the world. 

Hundreds of photographs of items purchased from a McDonald's restaurant in around fifty countries are presented as they appear to a customer: no photo studio food styling tricks like using fake ingredients, and no avocados or cutting boards on the side to give the scene extra vibes. Just the items on a clean background. 

https://rolandopujol.substack.com/p/mcatlas-a-photographers-global-odyssey

https://mcatlas.com/

Fruit-Shaped Bus Stops, Nagasaki, Japan

https://www.tumblr.com/zegalba/745770720386252800?source=share

Oh wow, the preview for Wicked (part one) just was broadcast on the Super Bowl, and the train looks amazing, steam punk mixed with art deco streamlining

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-12270415/Cynthia-Erivo-gets-stuck-character-highly-awaited-Wicked-movie-set-Surrey.html

Custom built for Castlebank carpet cleaners by Holland coachcraft around 1933-34

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1229317641325843&set=a.1041780653412877

1980 BMW made by Dirk Oehlerking in the art deco style,

https://www.luxuo.com/cars/automobile/dirk-oehlerking-presents-a-custom-made-1980-bmw-r100-rs-dubbed-the-good-ghost.html

https://www.andardemoto.pt/moto-news/51028-bmw-r100-rs-good-ghost-by-kingston-custom/

4 years ago a 33 year old bought and restored, a 1938 service station in the small town of Alicia, Argentina, and transformed it into an art deco restaurant

https://www.lanacion.com.ar/sociedad/era-el-icono-del-pueblo-restauro-una-estacion-de-servicio-art-deco-abandonada-y-le-devolvio-el-nid21082023/

https://euro.eseuro.com/local/875329.html

https://twitter.com/CarlosMaslaton/status/1695456178619240743

https://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/481005252/alicia-cordoba-argentina/?hl=en

https://noticiasargentinas.com/sociedad/un-empresario-gastronomico-reciclo-una-estacion-de-servicio-abandonada-y-es-furor

This 1936 frieze by the Hemphill Diesel Engineering School depicts the use of diesel engines in various forms of transportation, including the Union Pacific M-10000 streamliner.

Streamline Moderne industrial building at 2121 San Fernando Road in Los Angeles.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677346@N04/51368794166/in/photostream/

the former Hyde Park Chevrolet Showroom of Chicago was built in 1929 on the southwest corner of 55th Street and Lake Park Avenue, is now known as the Deco Arts Bldg

stop lights above the columns, camshaft and rockers between windows, timing chain, gears, generator and sprockets above the windows

 

https://look-up-chicago.tumblr.com/post/88410350544/deco-arts-building-55th-street-and-lake-park
https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677346@N04/13952256255/in/photostream/

1937 Peugeot model 515

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10223528553582165&set=p.10223528553582165&type=3

The 1939 Wolds Fair had 17 acres of train exhibits. One train, the Pennsylvania Railroad’s new S1 locomotive, was placed on rollers and run continuously at 60 mph all day long.

The S1 was displayed at the New York World's Fair of 1939–40 where 27 eastern railroads had one combined 17-acre exhibit, which also included the Baltimore and Ohio Class N-1.

The S1 was  the only one of it's kind made, it was built when they still experimented, before steam locomotives were made obsolete, and it was intended to demonstrate duplex drive advantages 

It was the longest and heaviest rigid frame reciprocating steam loco ever built, the Streamlined Art Deco fairing designed by Raymond Loewy. It had the largest single-piece casting ever made for any locomotive, and the largest boiler ever built by PRR.

The Pennsylvania Railroad was at one time, the largest publicly traded corporation in world, and had a budget larger than the U.S. government and workforce of 250,000.

At the Fair, the drive wheels operated under the locomotive's steam power ran continuously on the roller platform at 60 mph all day long. Film footage shows that all the wheels on S1, besides the drive wheels, were also placed on rollers powered by electricity; every time S1 started its performance by moving the drive wheels, all the wheels were rolling, including the wheels on the tender's truck.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvania_Railroad_class_S1

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PRR_S1_detail.jpg

https://medium.com/illumination-curated/pennsylvania-railroad-s1-6-4-4-6-1748146c5584

At the Fair, there were two other streamliners that performed at another exhibit, and came in front of the crown across the exhibit facing each other on the same track:

in the following video, which has lots of other interesting stuff, these trains are at 1:51

this was in the “Railroads on Parade,” a pageant of the streamlined engines and more common steam locomotive designs.

 In 16 scenes and actual settings and costumes of the early days, actors, horses, covered wagons, stage coaches, oxen, mules and locomotives, demonstrated the importance of transportation in the opening of this continent. 

Starting over 194 years ago, at the New York water-front, in the covered wagon era, the parade of actors, chorus and ballet told the story of America's evolution in transportation

World renowned image created by F. Zwickl. When you ordered one of these cars this cigarette case was a present.

https://vintageautoposters.com/products/austro-daimler-cigarette-case

the René Villemer automotive paint company would create sketches to show off their latest colors, occasionally utilizing real vehicles, but often drafting made up transportation ideas from scratch like these examples... thank you Doug!

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/?p=53729