Official 1960 Map Brochure JAMESTOWN Virginia Colonial National Historical Park
It is dated 1960 on the rear cover. Leia mais… »
It is dated 1960 on the rear cover. Leia mais… »
FT PEAK IS IN THE REMOTE TIMBERLAND NORTHEST OF MOUNT BAKER AND MAY BE APPROACHED VIA HIGHWAY 1` FROM BELLINGHAM PREPETUAL SNOW FEEDS THE MANY LAKES IN THIS VACATION AREA. SEE THE OLD WEST THIS YEAR WITH 76 GASOLINE. Leia mais… »
CARD # 55-3 PARADISE INN WITH ITS UNIQUE TIMBERED LOBBY HUGE FIRE PLACES DANCE FLOOR AND RECREATION AREA PROVIDES COMFORT AND RELATION FOR THE PARADISE GUESTS. PUBLISHED FOR RAINIER NATIONAL PARK CO TACOMA WASHINGTON MADE IN THE U.S.A. Leia mais… »
It is pretty weathered and stained. See pictures for best details. The item you are buying is the picture listed unless stated otherwise. I will gladly work with you if there is a problem. Leia mais… »
The product is a vintage 1960’s Blue Ridge Parkway advertising cigarette snuffer featuring Smokey the Bear. This collectible item reflects the theme of National Parks and is a piece of historical memorabilia from the United States. Perfect for collectors interested in National Park memorabilia or vintage advertising items, this cigarette snuffer would make a unique and nostalgic addition to any collection. This is a snuffer to prevent Forrest fires in smokey the bear hat. It is 2″ high and 1 1/2″ wide and 17/8″ wide and 1 5/8″ thick. I don’t think it has ever been it is very clean. see photos Leia mais… »
It looks very good. Possibly some signs of age like discoloration or fading. See pictures for details. Leia mais… »
This vintage Crater Lake National Park map ephemera from 1960 captures a piece of history from one of the United States’ most iconic national parks. Dating back to the mid-20th century, this unique and collectible item offers a glimpse into the park’s past and serves as a reminder of the beauty and significance of Crater Lake. Perfect for enthusiasts of national parks, history, and vintage memorabilia, this piece is a valuable addition to any collection. Leia mais… »