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More Crandall photographs can be found on our Crandall photograph page.
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Crandall Photograph Collection Harrison Crandall Circa: 1930
Price: $30.00 stock# |
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Jackson Hole and Tetons Anderson, Stanley Lenor Circa: 1930
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Devils Tower National Monument Decal Circa: 1930
Price: $55.00 |
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Bear Lapel Pin Circa: 1930 Joined with chain, sterling single bear and bear in circle
logo. Price: $90.00 |
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Grand Teton National Park and Mt. Moran Plate Circa: 1950 Pretty sepia toned image of Mt Moran on a saucer (?) or plate. Price: $145.00 |
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Meet Me in Glacier National Park This Summer Brochure Circa: 1930 Souvenir mailer from Glaicer National Park depicting Chief
White Quiver and Blackfeet Indians. 2 1/2 x 3 3/4" circa
1925. Price: $35.00 |
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Totem Pole and Mt. Rainier Ashtray Circa: 1930 Mt. Rainier souvenir ashtray circa 1930. China with handpainted
totem pole scene in front of Mt. Rainier. Bottom of ashtray contains
words "Painted and imported for Hudson Bay Fur Co., Inc,
Seattle, Wash.". 4" diameter. Price: $85.00 |
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Tower Fall and Towers Plate Circa: 1940 Hand-painted Yellowstone Park small dish with picture of Tower
Fall and Towers. Price: $55.00 |
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A Miracle in Hotel Building Circa: 1912 A brochure chronicling the building of the Canyon Hotel in
Yellowstone in 1911. The photo on top of the front cover is an
image of the first version of the hotel. Inside the front cover
is the second version. At the bottom of the front cover is the
final version of this magnificient hotel. Brochure includes fascinating
photos of horse teams pulling sleds through snow with all manner
of supplies. Other photos show off the interior of the building,
such as the Lobby, Lounge and Dining Room. Tucked away in the
back is a sheet of Hotel Stationery. Sadly, as newer hotels were
being constructed in the late 1950's, the Old Canyon Hotel was
under demolition. In August, 1960, a fire of unknown origin destroyed
the entire structure, thus ending an era of early luxury accommodations.
Size: 9" H x 6" W. Circa 1912. Price: $40.00 |
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Yellowstone Park Views Circa: 1880 Remarkable early book printed in Germany, containing black
and white etchings of photographs. This is a rare size, 9"
height, 5 1/2" width. The cover is red, with gilt stamping
in elaborate print. On the back cover is an advertisement Price: $150.00 |
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Western Entrance to Yellowstone National Park Circa: 1930 Charming Union Pacific/Yellowstone decal with a bear holding
a shield, and an image of the Western Entrance of Yellowstone
Park depot. Un-used and in excellent condition. Decals were popular
souvenirs to place inside a vehicle windshield or on luggage. Price: $ 25.00 |
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Northern Pacific Railway Courtesy Print
and Letter Circa: 1920 Watercolor picture of The Great Falls of The Grand Canyon
of Yellowstone Park. Momento fron Northern Pacific Railway to
visitors of the Park. Price: $140.00 |
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Vintage National Parks Poster Circa: 1930 Original serigraph poster for National Parks Winter Sports
by Dorothy Waugh, circa 1930. This was a WPA
production and includes Waugh's name at the bottom. With a black
background, the poster uses blue, white, pink and puce shadowing.
Waugh's style was obviously influenced by the great advertising
artists in Europe at the time, making her work look more modern
than typical American commercial art. Dorothy Waugh studied at
the Chicago Art Institute. After graduation, she worked in a
commercial art studio in Chicago. Upon relocating to New York,
she was manager of the children's book department at Alfred A.
Knopf. In addition to her work at Knopf she was production supervisor
of the National Park Service as well as doing copy, layout and
artwork. In the late 1930's she was appointed special lecturer
and critic to the New York School of Fine and Applied Art. While
there she also taught typography and design. (Biography courtesy
Dr. Leslie Project). Poster is over 40" high and 27 1/2"
wide; framed in conservation environment. Poster is mounted on
original masonite board. In very good to excellent condition
(note that the discoloration in the top left and top center is
a reflection off the glass). Price: $3,900.00 |
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Exploration of the Yellowstone River Circa: 1868 Report on the Exploration of the Yellowstone River, 1868. By W.F. Raynolds (for whom Raynolds Pass is named). This is the first government exploration of the Yellowstone area, followed by Hayden, and thus, very important. With many fold out maps in the back. Spine is cracked and fragile, but, for its age, book is in very good condition. Price: $2,000.00 |
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Through the Yellowstone Park on Horseback Circa: 1886 By George W. Wingate, 1st edition. With fold-out maps in back pocket, and engravings throughout. Cover is bumped and has varnish in top left corner and on top of spine. Very scarce, and usually missing the maps. Price: $2,000.00 |
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Original Yellowstone (Canyon Camp) Photograph Circa: 1920 An unusual view of the main building of the Grand Canyon Camp in Yellowstone Park. A highly collectible photo since the camp no longer exists. This photo was taken by J.E. Haynes. J.E. was the son of F. Jay Haynes, the first "official" photographer of Yellowstone Park. Notice the people on the front deck and cars parked in front. The back is stamped with a number, tells what the photo is and has copyright mark by J.E. Haynes. Size: Height: 3 3/4, Width: 4 3/4. Price: $65.00 |
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Blackfeet Indians of Glacier National Park Circa: 1938 This packet of Blackfeet Indian portraits is a true find! It is very rare to find a packet of these brochures altogether within their original mailing envelope. Weinhold Reiss, the official artist of the Great Northern Railway, painted Blackfeet scenes for the Railroad and worked together with Frank Linderman, historian, to create these great images and text. Reiss came to the United States and wanted to paint indians. He eventually made his way to Montana's Blackfeet country and he began making friends with this group. He made a name for himself as a great Indian-associated artist. He later came to know Frank Linderman, who was a Montana lover as well, and the two paired up to compile brochures of the people and area with great essays and paintings. In near original condition with 24 images, and a 12-page booklet by Linderman of the history of the Blackfeet. Price: $125.00 |
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Yellowstone Satin Pillow Cover Circa: 1930 Satin pillow cover from Yellowstone Park circa 1940. Never used - this cover is in almost perfect condition. This could be framed, or could be mounted on a wall just the way it is. Attractive royal blue fringe borders a white, blue, pink, brown and black graphic of a tearful bear hugging a tree, with a signpost reading "No Hugging Allowed in this Park". 17.5" square. Price: $125.00 |
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Yosemite Phone Book Cover Circa: 1940 Wooden Yosemite National Park phone book cover with a carved bear on the top and held together with a taffeta ribbon. It was unused and contains the alpabetical pages inside. It measure 4" x 7". Perfect condition. Price: $75.00 |
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Grizzly Spoon Circa: 1930 Earlier Yellowstone sterling spoon, with image of a grizzly on the handle. The back of the spoon is also finished, with the same image from the rear. A nice, rare piece circa 1930. Price: $170.00 |
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Small Yellowstone Plate Circa: 1950 Small souvenir plate from Yellowstone National Park circa 1950. Handpainted in Japan with gold edging, it has a picture of Yellowstone Lake and Coulter Peak. Measures 3.5" Price: $25.00 |
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Yellowstone Park Souvenir Views Circa: 1920 Series B published by Bloom Bros., Co., Minneapolis, Minn. and copyrighted by Curt Teich Co., Chicago, IL. Views (20) originally produced for the Northern Pacific Railroad by photographers Asahel Curtis, Gifford, and D.S. Spencer in the original mailer. 2.25” x 3” Price: $60.00 |
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Pictorial Yellowstone Circa: 1930 Pictorial Yellowstone, brochure, 1930. Illlustrated with black and white reproductions by Haynes, Schlecten, Bull, and Lucier. Published by Northern Pacific RR. Price: $55.00 |
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Y. N. P. Booklet Circa: 1920 Truthful Lies of Yellowstone Park and a Thousand Laughs. Contains hundreds of jokes, poems, and songs. Written from the persepctive of the coach drivers. Contains ads for Jonas Bros. Taxidermists, and many Livingston businesses. Hard to find. Price: $115.00 |
