I think what you are really looking for is a parts book for 1933. As others have noted the “Green Bible” didn’t come out until later. These have probably been reprinted (try Faxon’s, http://www.faxonautoliterature.com). When you get the literature you will probably be disappointed (of course I don’t know what you expect or wheat you intend to do with it). The parts books at that time contained few illustrations; they were mostly lists of part numbers and applications. You cannot use one to restore a car since they were intended to tell the mechanic what parts to use to keep the car running.
Green book is short on pictures. Today I looked up v8 intake manifolds and found out the cast iron ones fit 33-48 which I need to know since the aluminum ones have too high of a generator mount to install an alternator with a Speedway bracket. A nice reference. You cam see probably all the pictures and more on the VanPelt website: