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Title: Allegheny National Forest Of Penna Scenic (PA), White Border unused Description: A Veteran White Pine in Heart's Content		Title: Hidden Lake Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Pennsylvania And New Jersey. Located in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, between U. S. Route 209 and the Delaware River, this 40 acre lake is the site of one of the first visitor-use facilities being developed in the Recreation Area.

Title: Pennsylvania Turnpike Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: "World's Greatest Highway" The Howard Johnson restaurant and Service station on the north side of the Pennsylvania Turnpike at Midway, halfway between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg is typical of the many rest stops spaced at convenient distances where good food and other services can be secured in comfortable settings.		Title: Pennsylvania Turnpike Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: "World's Greatest Highway" The Midway restaurants and service stations, convenient halfway stop between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg, by virtue of its having rests on both sides of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, is quite a busy stopping place for both touring cars and trucks, day and night.

Title: Pennsylvania Turnpike Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: "World's Most Scenic Highway"		Title: Pennsylvania Turnpike Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: The Pennsylvania Turnpike crosses the historic Schuylkill River on the outskirts of Norristown, country seat of Montgomery County and largest municipality under borough form of government in Pennsylvania.


Title: Pennsylvania Turnpike Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: "World's Most Scenic Highway" Rolling Hills, Western Pennsylvania.		Title: Pennsylvania Turnpike Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: "World's Most Scenic Highway" Famous Straight-Away.

Title: Roadside Rest Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: Roadside Rest along U. S. Route 6 between Mr. Jewett and Smethport, Pa. in the beautiful "Seneca Highlands." Picnic facilities, good drinking water and comfort stations are provided.		Title: Sailing On Beautiful Glendale Lake Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: Sailing on beautiful Glendale Lake in Prince Gallitzin State Park, Penna. Glendale's 1640 acres of water offer an unobstructed 8 mile run.

Title: The Delaware Water Gap Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: National Recreation Area New Jersey and Pennsylvania. View shows just a small portion of the Delaware Water Gap Section of the Recreation Area. The Delaware River separates Mt. Tammany, left, on the New Jersey side, and Mt. Minsi in Pennsylvania forming the famous "Gap." Interstate Route 80 parallels the River and provides rapid and safe travel to and from the East's metropolitan areas. When completed, the Recreation Area will consist of 60,000 acres of land surrounding the 12,000 acre Tocks Island Reservoir, six miles above the Gap.		Title: Up The Delaware From The Water Gap Scenic (PA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Delaware Water Gap Scenic (PA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Oct-00		Title: Old Canal Lock Independence Elm Tree Pennsylvania's State Flag And Longest Covered Bridge Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: Lock on Schuylkill Canal between Pottstown and Reading. Independence Elm Tree at the mouth of Pine Creek, near Jersey Shore, where, settlers declared for independence. Eyster's Bridge, Conodoguinet Creek, Cumberland Co., still in use.

Title: Longwood Gardens', Kennett Square Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: Longwood's year 'round orchid displays are famous for their great variety of species and hybrids		Title: Mail Pouch #1, Greene County Scenic (PA), Continental Chrome unused

Title: Pennsylvania Farmland Scenic (PA), Continental Chrome unused		Title: Wild Cat Falls Scenic (PA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Pennsylvania Turnpike Scenic (PA), Chrome PM 1962 Aug-06 Description: "World's Most Scenic Highway" Toll Station.		Title: Summer Scene Wayne County Scenic (PA), Chrome PM 1964 Aug-01 Description: Picturesque summer scene on one of more than 100 natural lakes in Wayne county, Pennsylvania. County is haven for thousands of tourists each year.

Title: A Pennsylvania Beauty View Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1951 Dec-08 Description: Hemlock, Tsuga Canadensis, majestic evergreen State Tree of Pennsylvania. Widely used for beautifying parks and home grounds. In early summer the branch tips are light yellow contrasting with the dark green older foliage. The tree flowers in May, and the fruit, a cone, smaller than pine, changes from a pale green to dark brown.		Title: Fish Bowl And Game Preserve Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: Upper Pymatuning Lake. Pymatuning Reservoir, Pennsylvania's largest artificial lake, at the border line of Pennsylvania and Ohio, is one of the show places of the Eastern United States as a refuge for waterfowl and a fishing resort. It controls flood waters and increases the dry season flow in the Chenango and Beaver Rivers. Crawford County, Pa. and Ashtabula County, Ohio.

Title: Smooth Sailing Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1947 Oct-09		Title: View From Tuscarora Summit Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: Showing Scrub Ridge Summit and McConnellsburg on the Lincoln Highway. Thrilling and amazing is what travelers call the view of Big Cove Valley from Tuscarora Summit. The Hagerstown Pike, Route 16, also called the Buchanan Trail, branches off to the South at the East end of McConnellsburg.

Title: Approaching Tannersville Scenic (PA), White Border Description: Approaching Tannersville, on the Lackawanna Trail. Between stroudsburg and Scranton, Pa.		Title: Elmhurst Reservoir Scenic (PA), White Border Description: Elmhurst Reservoir Lackawanna Trail, between Stroudsburg and Scranton, Pa.

Title: Lackawanna Trail Scenic (PA), White Border PM 1926 Description: Lackawanna Trail. Between stroudsburg and Scranton. Pa. Approaching Tobyhanna		Title: View Of Twin Cuts On Roosevelt Highway And Sullivan Trail Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: The twin cuts was considered one of the largest state highway operations in Pennsylvania. A fill of three hundred feet had to be made between the two cuts. It took a period of two years to complete the work

Title: Highland Park Bridge Across The Allegheny River Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1961 Jul-31 Description: The new 2ï¿½ Million Dollar Highland Park Bridge across the Allegheny River, joins Sharpsburg-Aspinwall district and Pittsburgh Pa. The Bridge will provide a gateway to areas north of Allegheny County in Western Pennsylvania via Freeport Road (State Route 28) at its northern end and over State Route 8 by way of Sharpsburg. It is the world's first bridge to provide a concrete dividing strip as a safety precaution to keep alternate flows of traffic separated.		Title: Site Of Ole Bull's Castle On Kettle Creek In Pennsylvania Black Forest Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1937 May-12 Description: Ole Bornemann Bull, born Norway 1810, violinist to Royalty world traveler, founder of an ill-fated Scandinavian colony near Oleona and Germania on the Coudersport Pike in Potter County, Pa., died 1880. Today, pilgrims motoring to the artistic Kettle Creek country find a State Forest Monument and Public Camp.

Title: The Donegal Valley Of Lancaster County Scenic (PA), Divided Back unused Description: The Donegal Valley of Lancaster County from Chickies Rock		Title: Route 51 And 711 Cloverleaf Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: One Mile south of Star Junction

Title: Beautiful Road Near Mt. Gretna Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1942		Title: The Covered Bridge Across The Manatawny Scenic (PA), Divided Back unused Description: In the Oley Valley in Beautiful Berks, near Earlville, Berks County.

Title: Keystone Shortway Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: 1-80, the Keystone Shortway, winding through the beautiful rolling mountains of Pennsylvania, provides access to some of the best recreational areas of the state.		Title: Keystone Shortway Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: Deep Cut through colorful rock along 1-80, the "Keystone Shortway" in central Pennsylvania. This beautiful highway, through the rolling hills, is most direct route across the state and gives good access to some of the best recreational areas.

Title: Pennsylvania Has Everything Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: "Land of Penn" invites you. Fishing is a favorite sport in most of Pennsylvania's thousands of miles of rivers and smaller streams. Here is a typical trout stream near Wharton, in Petter county, on Route 872. It is First Fork Branch of the Susquehanna River.		Title: Pennsylvania's Longest Covered Bridge Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: Lock on Schuylkill Canal between Pottstown and Reading. Independence Elm Tree at the mouth of Pine Creek, near Jersey Shore, where settlers declared for independence. Eyster's Bridge, Conodoguinet Creek, Cumberland Co., Still in use.

Title: A Pennsylvania Beauty View Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: Scenic view inside of Horseshoe Curve on Main Line Pennsylvania Railroad. Some of Pennsylvania's grandest natural mountain scenery awaits the motorist who view the Horseshoe Curve from the inside. Three reservoirs of the Altoona water supply are in or below the curve at an elevation of 1300 to 1500 feet		Title: Ruggles Park On Canadohta Lake Scenic (PA), Linen unused

Title: Haying In Sterling Run Scenic (PA), Divided Back PM 1909		Title: Scenes From Denora Scenic (PA), Divided Back PM 1909 Description: "You and I and no one by"

Title: Cascades Blue Ridge Mountains Scenic (PA), Divided Back PM 1911		Title: Rock Cut At Baoba Pike Co. Scenic (PA), Divided Back PM 1910

Title: Lincoln Highway Between Stoyestown And Jennerstown Scenic (PA), White Border PM 1927		Title: A Few Facts About Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: Where to go and what to see while visiting Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon. The Canyon is 50 miles long, extending from Ansonia, Pa. on U. S. Route 6 to Jersey Shore on the Susquehanna river. It is from 1 to 1 1/2 miles wide and from 1000 to 1400 feet deep. Pine Creek, famous trout stream traversing the length of the Canyon, was, in early days, the main water route of the Indians from the Susquehanna River to the Ohio River and the western part of the United States. Additionally the Canyon was then the home of the Panther, both black and red and the huge Elk. The Canyon was originally the boundary between the Indian Nations and the early white settlers. Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon is the Creator's Masterpiece in the Keystone State.

Title: Ruggles Park On Canadohta Lake Scenic (PA), Linen		Title: Moonlight On Canadohta Lake Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1948

Title: Overlooking French Azilum, Route 6 Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1959 Description: From the Marie Antoinette on Sullivan trail. Between Wyalusing and Towanda. Beautiful view of site of French Azilum from Marie Antoinette Lodge - 502 feet above river. On this site in the Allegheny Mountains along the Susquehanna River, & large number of Refugees, who had fled from the French Revolution in 1793, laid out and Built the town of Aziylum which they occupied for about ten years.		Title: Scenic Beauty On The Lincoln Highway In Pennsylvania Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: Looking up Rays Hill towards bill's Place. Pa. From Breezewood. For historic interest and scenic attractions, the Blue ridge Mountains, especially this Pennsylvania part, are just about without equal. These mountains comprised the first frontier when the early settlers kept pushing inland.

Title: Beautiful Road Near Mt. Gretna Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1943		Title: Greetings From Pennsylvania Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: Pennsylvania the Keystone State. The things that truly last when man and times have passed. They are all in Pennsylvania This morning! Rudyard Kipling

Title: Most Beautiful Bridge In The Bedford Narrows Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: America's Super Highway. America's Dream Highway links Pittsburgh and Harrisburg, spanning great mountain barrier between Middle West and Atlantic Seaboard. It has 160 overpasses and underpasses and 139 bridges for rivers and streams. The most beautiful bridge is located in the Bedford Narrows.		Title: Bald Eagle Mountain Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: Native rock and the grandeur of a narrow gap in Bald Eagle Mountain provide this lovely picnic spot

Title: Natural Inland Lake Of Pennsylvania Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1932		Title: Natural Inland Lake Of Pennsylvania Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1959 Description: Large natural body of water in Pennsylvania; fed by clear, cool springs, its depth in places has been unplumbed; bathing beaches; motor-boating, sailing and canoeing, recreation parks and pier dance pavilion; summer hotel and cottages.

Title: Summertime Along The Juniata Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: A Pennsylvania beauty view. "Gay was the mountain song Of bright Alfarata Where sweep the waters Of the Blue Juniata."		Title: Path To The Falls, Paradise Falls Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1965

Title: Pennsylvania Turnpike Over Susquehanna River Scenic (PA), Linen unused		Title: Lincoln Highway And McConnellburg Scenic (PA), Linen unused

Title: On Susquehanna Trail Scenic (PA), Linen unused		Title: A Few Facts About Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1952 Description: Northern view at Bradley Wales Lookout, one of many lookouts along the Switchback Roads on the rim Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon. The Canyon is 50 miles long, extending from Ansonia, Pa. on U. S. Route 6 to Jersey Shore on the Susquehanna River. It is from 1 to 1 1/2 miles wide and from 1000 to 1400 feet deep, Pine Creek, famous trout stream traversing the length of the Canyon, was, in early days, the main water route of the Indians from the Susquehanna River to the Ohio River and the western part of the United States Additionally the Canyon was then the home of the Panther, both, black and red and the huge Elk. The Canyon was originally the boundary between the Indian Nations and the early white settlers. Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon is the Creator's Masterpiece in the Keystone State. Pennsylvania State laurel festival at Wellsboro, Pa. In June of every year.

Title: State Highway Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1943		Title: Greetings From Pennsylvania Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: The Keystone State. The things that truly last when man and times have passed, They are all in Pennsylvania this morning! Rudyard Kipling.

Title: Tilbury Knob Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1951		Title: Flower Gardens Penn State Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: The Pennsylvania State University. These Test Flower Gardens of the school of agriculture enable the thousands of visitors each year to compare varieties growing side by side

Title: View from Colton Point State Park Scenic (PA) unused Description: A Leonard harrison State Park, on te rim of Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon visitors will find complete picnic facilities as well as a well equipped Snack Bar and Souveir and gift shop. Adjacent to the Park are Motel accommodations at the new trails End Motel. Visitors will find delight in hiking, fishing or hunting (1n season), adjacent to the Prrk. Here the visitor can enjoy complete relaxation in the great outdoors. thousands of acres of SDtate owned lands adjoin the park.		Title: Pennsylvania Scenic (PA) unused Description: The Keystone State.Granted to Willim Penn by King Charles II in 1681. Area 45,126 square miles; population 9,631,350. First settlers were Dutch and Swedes, then English, Quakers, Scotch, Irish German and French. There are sixty-seven countries and one Indian Reservation.

Title: Buck - Northwestern Pennsylvania Scenic (PA) unused Description: The deer hunting season usually is 1st to 15th of December . AT time there has to been 100,000 deer taken in northWestern pennsylvania Vicinity of Warren, Kane, Sheffield Youngsville Tidiote, Tidioute , Tine, Sheffiedld Young sville, Tidioe Tionston		Title: Evening Time in Pennsylvaina's State Forest Parks Scenic (PA) unused Description: Each State Forest Park is provided with shelters, pure water, picnic and comfort facilities. These quiet mountain Areas quiet monunain areas apeal to those seeking nature study. Outdoors recreation an uncommercialized vactions. These are parths or trails and signs to direct you about.

Title: A Pennsylvania Beauty View Scenic (PA) unused Description: "Penn-Sylvania" (Penn's Woods) It seems the joy of Heaven Just flashes at sunset's glow, Over the Alleghenies And the rivers down below; From Lake Erie to the Delaware. O'er the Masnon-Dixon Line, You get a glimpse of Heaven Each evening at sunset time. A commonwealth of landscapes From neadow to timber-line. Keystone of the great Union. Since seventeen eithty-nine; Kissed by Atlantic breezes, From lands of the rising sun. Home of the "Quaker City", Where the Liberty Bell was rung. Checkered with mighty highways, Through mountain, valley and glen. And beautified by rivers, Is this wonderland of Penn; Where states were forgeted in Union, And were welded to remain, At Valley Forge and Gettysburg, In the land of Anthony Wayne. When William Penn completed his deal for Penn's Woods, now called Pennsyylvania, he little realized that in that tract would eventually be found nature's whole line of scenic splendors. Hain's poem pictures this natural beauty with native historical ability.		Title: On The Blue Juniata Scenic (PA) PM 1939 Description: Artistic views such as this one are found all along the Juniata, a river famed in Indian history, sang and story.

Title: Prince Gallitzin Spring on route 22, The William Penn Highway Scenic (PA) unused Description: Prince Gallitzin was a mission priest in these Allegheny Mountains. In this travels he frequently stopped at this spring		Title: The Typical Old Log Cabin in Rural Pennsylvania a Century Ago Scenic (PA) PM 1946

Title: View of General Kane Highway Scenic (PA) unused Description: Allegheny National Forest of Pennsylvania		Title: View of General Kane Highway Scenic (PA) unused

Title: Scene in The Allegheny National Forest of PA Scenic (PA) unused Description: Allegheny National Forest of Pennsylvania		Title: View of Allegheny River And Highway Scenic (PA) unused Description: Allegheny National Forest of Pennsylvania

Title: A Lancaster County Tobacco Field Scenic (PA) unused		Title: Nicholson Bridge on the Lackawanna Trail Scenic (PA), Linen unused

Title: Lincoln Highway and Mountains between Ligonier and Greensburg Scenic (PA), White Border unused		Title: Pennsylvania Barn Advertisement Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: Barn advertisements are a common sight throughout Western Pennsylvania

Title: Winding Pavement Autum Scene Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: Winding Pavement through hills and vales give access to some of the most beautiful scenery and farm lands of the state		Title: Greetings from the Endless Mountains Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: Located in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Most scenic vacationland in Eastern United States, offering a wide variety of diversion

Title: A Pennsylvania Beauty View Scenic (PA) PM 1939 Description: For A Never Ending Pageant Of Beauty In Logan State Forest. Beautifying Work of This kind is being Carried Out In All Public Forest Areas In Pennsylvania		Title: Glen Onoko – Onoko Falls Scenic (PA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1904 Sep-06

Title: Glen Summit Springs Scenic (PA), Divided Back Description: On line of L. V. R. R. the cascades.		Title: Greetings From Pennsylvania Scenic (PA), Chrome unused Description: 1. Buck Hill Falls - Pocono Mountains 2. Soldiers Monument - Gettysburg. 3. Eternal Light Peace Memorial - Gettysburg 4. Football Stadium - Penn State Univ. 5. "Old Glory" Betsey Ross House 6. Philadelphia Skyline 7. Pennsylvania Turnpike.

Title: Pennsylvania's Longest Covered Bridge Scenic (PA), Linen unused Description: Lock on Schuylkill Canal between Pottstown and Reading. Independence Elm Tree at the mouth of Pine Creek, near Jersey Shore, where settlers declared for independence. Eyster's Bridge, Conodoguinet Creek, Cumberland Co., Still in use.		Title: The Caves Summit Hill Scenic (PA), Divided Back PM 1908

Title: Azilum Scenic (PA), Linen PM 1947 Description: French Azilum Marker, Overlooking French Azilum on Sullivan Trail, Route 6, Between Wyalusing and Towanda, Pa. A settlement of French Royalists, who fled the French Revolution in 1793, was established in the valley directly opposite this marker. It was laid out and settled under the direction of Viscount de Noailles and Marquis Antoino Omer Talon. It was hoped that Queen Marie Antoinette might here find safety. Among many distinguished visitors to this place were Louis Phillipe, Duke of Orleans, later king of France; Prince de Talleyrand; Duke de Montpensier; and the Duke de la Rochefoucauld Liancourt. Marked by: The Pennsylvania Historical Commission and the Bradford County Historical Society, 1930.		Title: Pennsylvania Scenic (PA) unused Description: "Keystone State" Capital: Harrisburg. Area: 45,333 sq. mi. Population: 11,319,366. Motto: Virtue, Liberty and Independence. Flower: Mountain Laurel. Bird: Ruffed Grouse. Tree: Eastern Hemlock. Second of Original 13 States.

Title: Pennsylvania Tourist Map Scenic (PA) unused Description: Nickname-Keystone State 1960 Population-11,319,366 Area in Sq. Miles-45,126 Entered the Union, Dec. 12, 1787		Title: View of Allegheny River from Devil's Elbow Between Warren Scenic (PA) unused

Title: Upper Buck Hill Falls Scenic (PA)

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