The Canadian Pacific Railway published a brochure in 1931 which illustrated all of its rolling stock in use on passenger service, including the Trans-Canada Limited. The following links lead to an illustration of a car, complete with any text contained in the original brochure.
This train is composed of 10 passenger cars (including Parlour Cars to Ottawa only)
of which we illustrate—in the first two rows—one type of each.
- Parlour Car (Two—Montreal to Ottawa only)
- Dining Car
- Standard Sleeping Cars (Two of this type)
- Standard Sleeping Cars (Two of this type)
- Compartment Cars (Two)
- Solarium Lounge Car
Other Types of Sleeping Cars
- Single Room Sleeping Car
- Club Compartment Car
- Compartment Observation Car
- Tourist Sleeping Car
- Combination Baggage Car
Other Cars in Every Day Use
- Observation-Café-Parlour Car
- Buffet-Observation-Parlour Car
- First Class Coach
- Colonist Car
- Open Observation Car
[Sleepers, Compartments, Single-Room Compartments and Drawing Rooms]