Russian railways route map book / selected pages

On a trip to Moscow in 1987 there was very little print to buy that looked visually interesting except for a stunning graphic book about Lenin (see it in the June 2013 post) a book about the metro and this slim paperback of railway maps for the whole of the Soviet Union, as it then was.  
    Published in Moscow in 1980, 128 pages, six and a half by four inches and printed in four colors: black; cyan; magenta; yellow.  The back of the book has twenty-two pages of names, five columns to a page and I assume this is an alphabetical list of stations, just under five thousand.  The first map, with all the time zones reveals just how big the country is.
    As I don't know the language I'll leave it to Russian fans of Past Print to send a comment and reveal exactly what the book shows and especially what the imprint says on the last page.

Some Esquire Christmas covers

1954

The 1969 edition had a fun New York Time insert, this is the front page.

Funny Business promotion book / mid-eighties

The company was an artist agency based in London and this lovely little book, from the mid-eighties, showcased some of top illustrators available back then.  Eight and three-quarter inches square with sixty-one pages (and the only book I've ever seen with even page numbers on the right) it's the prefect medium to show of all this talent. 
     In the digital age this kind of printed promotion is, unfortunately, history.