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| The condition of the card is showing its age. Published by Detroit Photographic 1905 Note reference to Fort Yellowstone! |
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| Madonna of the Wilds |
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Monday, July 14, 2014
Yellowstone Park Animals
A selection of animals found in Yellowstone National Park as featured on vintage postcards ...
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Some of these don't look like photographs but more like paintings. Must be because they were colored by hand. They did that quite often then. Nice collection, John.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection. I love the bears standing up and especially the photo of the bison.
ReplyDeleteOh, these are marvelous, John! I especially love the buffalo head portrait, bighorn mountain sheep and standing bear. The background scenery depicted is beautiful as well. I hope to see all of these wonderful animals when we take a trip out to Yellowstone at the end of the summer. As always, your collections are stellar!
ReplyDeleteI hope your are having a wonderful summer season in Seattle, John!