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Where Gush the Geysers - Oregon Short Line All Rail Route to the Yellowstone | Railroadiana232 of 649 |  |  |
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ho2cultcha
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Beatiful travel brochure/book on Yellowstone from 1910. The Cover is a little dirty, but the inside is perfect. Great photos too. I love the 'Tame Wild Animals in the 4th pic. Anybody have any idea of the value of this? I bought it cheap online a few years ago.
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that's not 'Where Geez the Geezers'!!
Gorgeous! Love the design, photos and illustrations!
me too stefdesign! the illustration, frames etc. is very much in the style of bernard maybeck who was probably at his peak in 1910.