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| Alaska Railroad 1932 Brochure Big Game Hunting |
This folded timetable has information to help you plan your hunting trip to Alaska. We only like hunting for photos, but still, the cover is a piece of unusual art. The back has a map showing all the regions for expeditions.
Looking at an enlargement from the lower left ... we found some interesting regions like "Bear Country" and "Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes".
Thank you for stopping by John's Island.
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I am a hunter, of animals -- to shoot photographs of, that is. :-)
ReplyDeleteMy hubby would be salivating over this cover. He is a hunter and has been since he was a small child in South Dakota. We do process the animals he shoots and enjoy the variety of meats. The map is really interesting. Now I suppose one would hire a guide.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting!! I'm glad I stopped by....nice to meet you, and I also enjoyed perusing your blog and thought your sky photos in the post below this one were exceptional.
ReplyDeleteyeah, hunting these by camera would be my interest, too. :)
ReplyDeleteNice cover! It reminds me of some of the postage stamps from the 1930's. Back in the day, stamps had lovely, colorful designs. They were something special compared with the computerized designs of today's stamps.
ReplyDeleteNice and colorful!!
ReplyDeleteMy brother in law has been hunting in Alaska and brought back a bear.
Cheers. A photo trip to Alaska is on my bucket list.
ReplyDeleteI definitely agree,that the best type of hunting is done with a camera.
ReplyDeleteI'm in good company here. Lots of hunters armed with cameras! :)
ReplyDeleteoh very interesting. I agree with Ruth Hiebert.
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