Item Tag: 1960

VINTAGE 1960’s Yosemite National Park Souvenir Wooden Pipe Smoking Wood Unused

The Vintage Yosemite National Park Souvenir Wooden Pipe from the 1960s is a unique and historical collectible item that pays homage to the iconic National Park. Made in the United States, this souvenir wooden pipe showcases the country’s rich history and natural beauty, making it a sought-after piece for collectors and enthusiasts of national park memorabilia. With its rustic charm and nostalgic design, this pipe is a perfect addition to any collection of vintage souvenirs from Yosemite National Park. Off drawer 1 Leia mais… »

Vtg 1960 Grand Canyon National Park Arizona Tourists Travel Brochure

This is a vintage travel brochure from 1960, showcasing the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona. Produced by the U.S. National Park Service, it offers a detailed pictorial guide of the park, including maps and information about key landmarks such as the South Rim, Yavapai Lookout, and the Tusayan Museum. The brochure highlights the natural beauty and geological significance of the Grand Canyon, providing tourists with insights into the park’s history, visitor facilities, and scenic routes. A collectible item for enthusiasts of vintage travel memorabilia and national park history. Leia mais… »

Vintage 1960s Yellowstone National Park memorabilia lot of 3

This vintage 1960s Yellowstone National Park memorabilia lot of 3 offers a unique glimpse into the history and nostalgia of one of America’s most beloved national parks. These collectibles serve as a reminder of the importance of preserving and protecting our natural beauty and historical landmarks, making them a valuable addition to any collection focusing on national parks. Each item likely holds sentimental value and tells a story of the park’s rich heritage during the 1960s. contents: Fountain paint pot nature trail info book Yellowstone national park fold out info book Yellowstone and Teton National Park picture and info book (slight water damage on first few pages) Leia mais… »