Roosevelt Wild Life Bulletin Birds💥March 1923 Vol 1,Number 3

This Roosevelt Wild Life Bulletin is a rare find for any collector of historical memorabilia. The March 1923 issue, Volume 1, Number 3, is a valuable addition to any collection relating to national parks and wildlife. The bulletin is in its original form and has not been modified. It is a great representation of the wildlife in the United States during early 1920s. The bulletin is not signed, but it is a great piece of history that speaks for itself. This item is a must-have for any enthusiast of national parks and wildlife. Leia mais… »

1995 Korean War Veterans Memorial DC actually used Granite remnant Numbered 1310

The Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. is a historic and meaningful site honoring the sacrifices of the soldiers who served in the Korean War. Made from granite remnants, each piece is numbered and serves as a tangible reminder of the war. This collectible item would be a valuable addition to any historical memorabilia collection, particularly for those interested in national parks and historical architecture. Leia mais… »

James Reed, art prints signed and numbered, “Atonement”

This print highlights the fire of 1988. signed and numbered 132/350 Since retiring from the Fire Department in 2003, Jim Reed has enjoyed painting full time andhe’s been very productive – The works on this page have been reproduced intoaffordable fine art prints. He is the Artist in Residence at the Old Faithful Inn in Yellowstone National Park. Leia mais… »

Porcelain Snowmobile Private Trail Number Sign Private Property Trails Snow

The Porcelain Snowmobile Private Trail Number Sign is a collectible item originating from the United States. This sign indicates private property trails specifically designated for snowmobile use, making it a unique piece of historical memorabilia related to national parks and outdoor activities. With its durable porcelain material and distinct design, this sign serves as a special marker for snowmobile enthusiasts looking to explore designated trails in the United States. Measures roughly 24″x16″ Leia mais… »