Color. The USA in Color. By the Editors of Holiday.

Curtis, 1956. [Color photos by Ansel Adams, Elliot Erwitt, Edward Weston, et al.] Very good in partial dust jacket. Summary: 

The USA in Color (1956), compiled by the editors of Holiday magazine and published by Curtis Publishing Company, is a mid-century visual tour designed to showcase the geographic, cultural, and scenic diversity of post-WWII America.

• Mid-Century Visual Portrait: Features nearly 200 full-color photographs depicting landscapes, cities, national parks, and everyday American life across all major geographic regions.

• Traveler’s Perspective: Structured as a region-by-region overview (New England, the South, Midwest, Southwest, and West Coast), combining rich color imagery with concise text that reflects the era's booming automobile culture and domestic tourism.

• Cultural Artifact: Captures the optimism, modernization, and idyllic self-image of mid-1950s America through the sophisticated editorial lens of Holiday—one of the premier travel publications of the era.