Title:
Echino Cactus
Divided Back PM 1908 May-1
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Title:
Cactus Garden
(CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Gila Monster
Linen PM 1940 Feb-8
Description:
Gila Monster (pronounced heela monster). A vicious appearing reptile of the lizard family - a native of the hot desert regions of the Southwest and Old Mexico. It is said to be very poisonous, but as it is very lazy and slow of movement as well as non-aggressive, fatalities from its bite are seldom known. The brilliancy of its coloring is much like the hot sands and highly colored rocks of the desert
J.H. Willis
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Title:
A Native of the Desert
Divided Back PM 1097 Oct-9
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Title:
World's Largest Sahuaro Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
The World's largest cactus, located in Papago-Sahuaro National Monument, Maricopa County is 43 feet tall, has 52 branches, and is over 200 years old
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Title:
Joshua Palms on the Desert
Linen unused
Description:
Series 660,3A-H994
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Title:
Various Species Of Cactus As Seen On The Desert
Linen unused
Description:
Series 6A-H2321
Following the winter rainy season,which on the desert is of short duration and not plentiful but enough to moisten the dry as dust hillsides,changing the dullest browns to brilliant greens,giving promise of a gorgeous sight to be,when these small plants and shrubs shall bud and bloom,thus changing to a fairy garden scene this waste land called the desert
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Title:
Various Species Of Cactus As Seen On The Desert
Linen unused
Description:
Series 6A-H2321
Following the winter rainy season,which on the desert is of short duration and not plentiful but enough to moisten the dry as dust hillsides,changing the dullest browns to brilliant greens,giving promise of a gorgeous sight to be,when these small plants and shrubs shall bud and bloom,thus changing to a fairy garden scene this waste land called the desert
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Title:
Many Varieties Of Cacti Of The Old Southwest
Linen unused
Description:
Series 161,66398
Barrel,Cholla,Sahuard,Ocatillo,Buck Horn,Pin Cushion,Spanish Yucca,Mescal,Rainbow,Prickly Pear
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Title:
Many Varieties of Cacti of the Southwest
Linen unused
Description:
The Southwest has many varieties of Cacti peculiar to the Desert region only. It is strange that all vegetation has thorns as tho a protection against an enemy. Many sections have an abundance of brush or small trees,such as Palo Verde, mesquite, greasewood and sagebrush - all fortified with thorns
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Title:
Various Species Of Cactus As Seen On The Desert
Linen unused
Description:
Series D-35,6A-H2321
Joshua Tree,Spanish Bayonet,Barrel,Niccer Head,Prickly Pear,Cholla,Pin Cushion,Sotol,Sahuaro,Mescal,Buckhorn,Beaver Tril,Ocotillo,Rainbow,Heoge Hog,Fish Hook. Following the winter rainly season,which on the desert is of short duration and not plentiful but enough to moisten the dry as dust hillsides,changing the dullest browns to brilliant greens,giving promise of a gorgeous sight to be,when these small plants and shurbs shall bud and bloom,thus changing to a fairy garden scene this waste land called the desert
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Title:
"Devil's Cactus Garden" Of The Desert
Linen unused
Description:
Series 1A-H32
"The Devil's Cactus Garden",covering thousands of acres on a sandy mesa,contains the largest variety of Cacti found in any natural Garden
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Title:
Cholla cactus and desert flowers
Linen unused
Description:
Series 673,6A-H51
the Desert in bloom is a rare and exotic picture that defies words to adequately express
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Title:
Giant Sahuara Cactua on Arizona Desert Near Phoenix
Linen unused
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Title:
Giant Sahuaros on Road on the Arizona Desert
Scenic (AZ), Linen unused
Description:
Symbols of the desert and all its mystery is the tall Sahuaro cactus. It is found in many varieties throughout southern Arizona. They attain heights to fifty feet and live 200 years. the blossom of the Giant Cactus is the State Flower of Arizona
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Title:
White Sands Cactus
White Sands (NM), Linen unused
Description:
281- This beautifully brilliant species of Cacti is found growing in the White Sands region, and the contrast is particularly marked as it gives the impression it is blooming in snow
Southwest Post Card Co
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Title:
Pipe Organ Cactus, in desert setting
Linen PM 1939 Feb-1
Description:
Curt Teich & Co
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Title:
Giant, Sahuaros, a Road on the Desert in Arizona
(AZ), Linen PM 1940 May-27
Description:
Symbolic of the desert and all its mystery is the tall Sahuaro cactus. It is found in many varieties throughout southern Arizona. They attain heights to fifty feet and live 200 years. The blossom of this Giant Cactus, is the State Flower of Arizona
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Title:
In The Cactus Garden
Divided Back PM 1911 Sep-05
Description:
Series 2174
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Title:
A Cactus Park In California
(CA), Divided Back PM 1907 Sep-03
Description:
Series 657
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Title:
Cactus In Bloom
(AZ), Linen unused
Description:
Series H-2065
The great American Desert is neither monotonous nor lifeless. Besides the marvelous coloring there is a great variety of cacti, from the saguaro cactus towering thirty to sixty feet in height crowned by clusters of white flowers, to the short and fiercely thorny cucumber cactus with large crimson flowers.
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Title:
Desert Desperados
Linen PM 1950 Jun-22
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Title:
Palo Verde In Bloom
Linen unused
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Title:
Sand Dunes And Verbenas On The Desert
Linen unused
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Title:
Typical Palm Scene In California
Linen unused
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Title:
Desert Desperados
Linen PM 1942 Jul-17
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Title:
Prickley Pear Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
Most everywhere we go in the west, we see the prickly pear cactus. The Prickly pear is like a gov'ment agency ? The longer it lives, the more branches it sprouts ? and even whrn it looks smooth, it can stick you.- Yeah and it's almost impossible to kill it when a branch is broken off, It usually takes root and grows a whole new plant.
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Title:
Prickley Pear Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
Most everywhere we go in the west, we see the prickly pear cactus. The Prickly pear is like a gov'ment agency ? The longer it lives, the more branches it sprouts ? and even whrn it looks smooth, it can stick you.- Yeah and it's almost impossible to kill it when a branch is broken off, It usually takes root and grows a whole new plant.
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Title:
Yucca Whipplei
(CA), Divided Back PM 1911 Mar-18
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Title:
Desert Flowers Of California
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Desert Plants
(CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Driving Cross, Desert Joshua Tree
Real Photo unused
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Title:
High Way As Seen The Joshuas
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Highway Across The Desert
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Mojave Desert
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Saguaro Cactus In Saguaro Nat'l Monument
(AZ), Real Photo PM 1947 Sep-17
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Title:
Smoke Tree
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Ocotillo In Bloom On The Desert
Linen unused
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Title:
Century Plant In Bloom
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Cactus In Bloom
Linen unused
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Title:
Cholla Cactus And Desert Flowers
Linen unused
Description:
The desert in bloom is a rare and exotic picture that defies words to adequately express
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Title:
Donkey & Cactus
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Ocotillo Cactus
Linen unused
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Title:
Ocotillo In Bloom On The Desert
Linen PM 1940 Jul-24
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Title:
Sentinels Of The Desert, Giant Cactus (Sahuaro)
Linen unused
Description:
Nothing can quite describe the mysterious beauty of the Sahuaro in silhouette against the sunset of the desert sky
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Title:
Smoke Trees On The Desert
Linen unused
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Title:
Wild Life In Arizona
Linen unused
Description:
Because of carefully regulated hunting seasons tourists are frequently treated to thrilling glimpses of deer and antelope, quail and wild turkey as they motor across the desert or through Arizona's tall pine forests.
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Title:
Yucca Palm Or Spanish Dagger
Linen unused
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Title:
A Few Varieties Of Desert Cacti
Linen PM 1948 Jan-21
Description:
Ocotillo, Yucca, Spanish Bayonet, Sahuaro, Joshua Tree, Mescal, Cholla, Barrel, Pincushion, Beaver Tail, Rainbow, Buckhourn, Prickly Pear, Hedge Hog, Nigger Head.
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Title:
Springtime On The Desert In Arizona
(AZ), Linen unused
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Title:
A California Cactus Garden
Divided Back PM 1911 Jun-02
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Title:
A Few Varieties Of Desert Cacti
Linen PM 1935 Nov-23
Description:
Ocatillo, Yucca, Cholla, Spanish Bayonet, Sahuaro, Joshua tree, Mescal, Hedge Hog, Barrel, Pincushion, Beaver tail, Rainbow, Buckhourn, Nigger Head.
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Title:
A Few Varieties Of Desert Cacti
Linen PM 1943 Apr-12
Description:
Ocotillo, Yucca, Spanish Bayonet, Sahuaro, Joshua Tree, Mescal, Barrel Pincushion, Cholla, Beaver tail, Rainbow, Buckhorn, Prickly Pear, Hedge Hog, Nigger Head.
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Title:
Desert Blossoms
Linen PM 1944 Jan-26
Description:
Blossoms of the Opuntia Cactus A variety of the prickly pear
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Title:
Joshua Cactus Trees In Red Rock Canyon
(CA), Linen unused
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Title:
Magnificent Waxlike Bloom Of The Joshua Tree
(CA), Linen unused
Description:
The dazzling white bloom of the Joshua Tree, or Tree Yucca, does not appear every year but varies according to the temperature and moisture.
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Title:
Verbena In Bloom On The Desert
(CA), Linen unused
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Title:
World's Largest Sahuaro Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
Having stood unchallenged for years as the world's larges cactus- over 200 years old, 43 feet tall, with 52 branches-this fine specimen of Sahuaro was seriously damaged in a recent storm; and now Arizonans are searching for a "new champion." The publishers will pay $5.00 for photograph and description of a Giant Cactus, accessibly located, which may justly carry on the title of World's Largest. The Sahuaro blossom is the State Flower of Arizona.
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Title:
A Few Varieties Of Desert Cacti
Linen PM 1942 Jul-17
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Title:
Many Varieties Of Cacti Of The Southwest
Linen unused
Description:
The Southwest has many varieties of cacti peculiar to the Desert region only. It is strange that all vegetation has thorns as tho a protection against an enemy. Many sections have an abundance of brush or small trees, such as Palo Verde, mesquite, greasewood and sagebrush-all fortified with thorns.
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Title:
Ocotillo And Cholla Teddy Bear Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
The Ocotillo or Coach Whip Cactus is peculiar to the desert regions of Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. During spring and early summer red blooms appear. The Cholla or "jumping cactus" shown beside it is so soft and fuzzy looking that it is often called the "Teddy Bear." The unwary stroller on the desert is due for a pained surprise, however, the moment he gets near it, for the bunches of sharp spines have a habit of dropping of or attaching themselves to any object that every so slightly touches it!
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Title:
The Pincushion Cactus
Divided Back unused
Description:
The flower of the desert
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Title:
Giant Cacti Saguaros
Chrome unused
Description:
Many are estimated to be 250 years old; and weigh up to 14 tons, having a water content of approximately 90% of their mass! Found in the U.S/ only in central and southern Arizona.
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Title:
A Cactus Garden
Divided Back PM 1941 Jun-09
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Title:
California Date Palms
(CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Spanish Bayonet
White Border PM 1930 May-09
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Title:
Spanish Bayonet
White Border PM 1931 Mar-15
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Title:
Giant Cactus
(AZ), Divided Back PM 1917 May-07
Description:
An Arizona Wonder, Giant Cactus.
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Title:
Joshua Palm
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
The Joshua Palm
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Title:
Spanish Bayonet
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Aug-31
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Title:
Desert Gardens
Linen
Description:
Hand Colored
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Title:
Pipe Organ Cactus
Linen PM 1943
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Title:
"Watermelon Tree" ,Freak Sahuaro ,Giant Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
This odd looking Sahuaro is said to be the only known one of its kind in existence .It stands near the entrance to the Sahuaro National Monument in Arizona
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Title:
Cactus Oddity, Fasciated Form of Sahuaro.
Linen unused
Description:
Fasciated forms of Sahuaro ,as pictured here ,are the result of some sort of bruise or wound. It has been observed that when the surfaced of the Surface of the Sahuaro is broken numbers of branch buds grow out instead of one as innormal growth; thus foming various interesting symetrical or grotesque shapes.
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Title:
Hedgehog (strawberry) Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
Echinaocereus Engelmannii ,or Strawbetty Hedehog .A low growing cactus,in solitary or clumps of stems up to 1 foot high .Its flower ranges through all the vaiety of reds from prink to violet ,and is about 31/2 inches in diameter.A luxurious bloomer in March and April. The fruit resembling a large strawbetty is edible of its luscious , flavor.Common to Arizona.
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Title:
Barrel Cactus (Vrsnaga) On The Desert
Linen unused
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Title:
Cactus In Bloom
Linen unused
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Title:
Barrel Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
Ferocatus Wizlizeni is known by many names and grows to a height of ten feet and weight up to a ton. Different varieties will vary in the colour of the blossoms
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Title:
Prickly Pear Cactus In Bloom
Linen unused
Description:
The platypuntia is of great value economically. It is used as a forage and also cultivated for its edible fruit, commonly called Cactus Pear, Which is served in many eays.
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Title:
Blosson of the Sahuaro - Giant Cactus, Arizona's State Flower.
Linen unused
Description:
The wonderful waxy white and yellow blossom of the Sahuaro is the State Flower of Arizona.It is to be seem at the tops of the Sahuaro stalks and the ends of the branches , often forming a complete corona around them. This bloom which occurs in April , May and June is followed by fruit or seed which burst open and expose bright red insides.
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Title:
Desert Flora
Southwest, Linen unused
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Title:
Arizona Cactus Garden Hotel Del Monte
Scenic (CA), Divided Back PM 1915
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Title:
Green Swallowtail Butterfly And Prickly Cactus
Linen PM 1965
Description:
From Series 5 Originated by Betty Carnes Executed in Water Color by Roger Tory Peterson Approved by American Nature, Association
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Title:
Yucca Blossoms Or Spanish Bayonet
Linen PM 1943
Description:
Rare semi-tropical blooms add their picturesque touch to the Florida landscape. The oddly beautiful Yucca blossom or as it is commonly known, the Spanish Bayonet, lends a touch of the unusual to this land of enchantment.
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Title:
Palo Verdes And Sahuaro In Bloom
Linen unused
Description:
Central and Southern Arizona is a riot of color during April, May and June. The Giant Cactus has waxy white flowers, Palo Verde trees present a mass of glistening yellow, while other thorny desert plants blossom forth in brilliant red, purple, lemon yellow, and orange.
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Title:
Cactus In Florida
(FL), Divided Back PM 1909
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Title:
Close-Up Of Century Plant Agave Parrii
Linen unused
Description:
Agave Parrii, Century Plant of east central Arizona. Unusual in that the bicolor flower differs from the single color species found elsewhere in the Southwest. A tall top flowering stalk reaching 15 feet in height bears the panicle of flower in July. Abundant along Highway 60 east of Salt River Canyon.
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Title:
Desert Giants Cactus
Chrome PM 1968
Description:
The world's largest and most photographed cacti are the Giant Saguaro of Arizona. Living on the slopes of the almost waterless desert, these giants grow to heights of 20 to 40 ft. tall and weigh as much as ten tons.
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Title:
White Sands Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
This beautiful brilliant species' of Cacti is found growing in the White Sands region, and the contrast is particularly marked as it gives the impression it is blooming in snow.
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Title:
Rainbow Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
There are several varieties of Rainbows, among them E.chloranthus or Texas Rainbow, E.Chloranthus of New Mexico and E. rigidissimus of Arizona, all noted for their varied and attractive blooms.
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Title:
Hedgehog Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
Echinocactus belongs to a family containing many desirable forms for cultivation. Most species bear edible fruits, earning them the name "Strawberry Cactus."
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Title:
Ocotillo And Saguaro Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
Ocotillo, sometimes called Candlewood, coach Whip or Jacob's Staff, has long springy profusely-barbed stems bearing showy clusters of flame-red blossoms. The Giant Cactus, Saguaro or saguaro, reaches 40 to 50 feet in height. Its blossoms are waxen white, while the fruit which follows is bright red, somewhat like a pomegranate though pear shaped.
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Title:
Strawberry Or Hedgehog Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
The world's prickliest plants produce the softest and loveliest blooms, and the desert in spring is a profusion of color, a sight ling to be remembered.
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Title:
Varieties Of Desert Cactus
Linen unused
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Title:
Yucca In Bloom
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Prickly Pear Cactus
Chrome unused
Description:
This common desert cactus, one of the first to bloom each spring, has blossoms ranging from very light yellow to deep red. They hold their blossoms longer than any other of the desert flora.
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Title:
Giant Saguaro Cactus
Chrome unused
Description:
Colorful sentinel of the desert, native to Arizona.
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Title:
Palo Verdes And Sahuaro In Bloom
Linen unused
Description:
Central and southern Arizona is a riot of color during April, May and June. The Gaint Cactus has waxy white flowers, Palo Verde trees present a mass of glistening yellow, while other thorny desert plants blossom forth in brilliant red, purple, lemon yellow, and orange.
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Title:
A Species Of Yucca In Bloom (Soap Weed)
White Border PM 1905
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Title:
Yucca in Bloom in California
Linen PM 1948
Description:
The Yucca with its beautiful panicle of waxen bells is a familiar sight in the foothills of California. "God's Candle," as it vas named by the early Californians, grows from six to ten feet tall and the unique wood is often used for novelties.
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Title:
Cresote Bush on the Desert
Linen unused
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Title:
Many Varieties of Cacti of the Southwest
Linen unused
Description:
The Southwest has many varieties of cacti peculiar to the Desert region only. It is strange that all vegetation has thorns as tho a protection against an enemy. Many sections have an abundance of brush or small trees, such as Palo Verde, mesquite, greasewood and sagebrush-all fortified with thorns.
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Title:
The Three Sisters California Yucca in Bloom
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Panini
Linen PM 1941
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Title:
Yucca Palms
Scenic (AZ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
A Species of Yucca in Bloom
White Border unused
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Title:
Yucca Palm Or Spanish Dagger
White Border unused
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Title:
Ocotillo Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
Fouquieria Splendens, also called Candlewood, Coach-whip Vine Cactus and Jacob's Staff, at times appears as dry sticks only. The rainy season causes it to flame with slender, brilliant red panicles of bloom. Many Southwestern hillsides are literally covered with this spiny shrub
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Title:
Smoke Trees on the Desert
Linen unused
Description:
Salton Sea. 260 Feet Below Sea Level, In the Distance, Here, at the lowest point on the North American continent, 260 feet below sea level, is a panorama of utter desolation, only slightly relieved by the ever present smoke tree
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Title:
The Curious Traveler's Palm of Florida
Linen PM 1947
Description:
The Traveler's Palm is a member of the banana family, and a native of Madagascar. It was so named from the fact that its leaf-stalks store refreshing water for the thirsty traveller. Natives use its leaves for thatching huts and its seeds are edible
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Title:
Yuccas in Bloom
Linen PM 1941
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Title:
Joshua Trees and Desert Sands
Linen unused
Description:
THE JOSHUAS"" or ""PRAYING TREES"" are found throughout the desert sections of the Southwest. The coarse fibrous limbs growing in unusual grotesque shapes bear bunches of dagger-like leaves
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Title:
Florida Palms
Chrome unused
Description:
Typical setting of florida are the palm trees swaying in the gentle tradewinds
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Title:
Beavertail Cactus in Bloom
PM 1943
Description:
This low spreading cactus of flat joints, bears no spines but tiny cushions of brownish hairlike spicules or ""stickers"". The brilliant magenta blossoms develop into reddish purple fruit, commonly called ""cactus apples"". This fruit, when the stickers are removed, is cooked with meat by the Indians, and made into ""cactus candy"" by the Mexicans
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Title:
Fine Specimen of Rare Traveler's Palm
unused
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Title:
Yucca plant
PM 1964
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Title:
Cholla Cactus
unused
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Title:
Sand Dunes and Verbenas on the Desert
unused
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Title:
A Cactus Garden in California
PM 1921
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Title:
Desert Yucca Blossoms
PM 1942
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Title:
In A California Cactus Garden, Stanford University
Divided Back PM 1912 Mar-22
Description:
Series 2173
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Title:
In A Sahuaro Forest
(AZ), Linen unused
Description:
Located in the sheltered foothills of the Tanque Verde Mountains, an area set aside by the government for the preservation of the giant cactus. The habitat of the Sahuaro is confined to a limited area of Southern Arizona and Northern Mexico. In this particular park over 1,200 varieties of cactus abound and the finest growth of giant cactus to be found in the world.
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Title:
A Giant Cactus
Divided Back unused
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Title:
A Giant Cactus
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 May-01
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Title:
A Desert Sillhouette
Linen unused
Description:
Typical of the Arizona panorama are the vast reaches of desert ,and its picturesque regged mountains.
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Title:
Giant Sahuaros Cactus
(AZ), Linen
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Title:
Barrel Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
Ferocactus Wizlizeni is known by many names and grows to a height of ten feet and weighs up; to a ton. Different varieties will vary in the color of the blossoms
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Title:
Signal Peak In The Guadalupe Mountains
Linen unused
Description:
On the Carlsbad Caverns Highway. Stories of early days tell that the Indians built their signal fires on this peak, hence the name. It is the highest point in Texas, 8751 feet, and is just across the New Mexico line on the highways to Van Horn and El Paso from the Carlsbad Caverns. The desert cacti are native to the region.
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Title:
Giant Sahuaro Cactus
Linen unused
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Title:
Many Varieties Of Cacti Of The Southwest
Linen unused
Description:
The Southwest has many varieties of cacti peculiar to the Desert region only, It is strange that all vegetation has thorns as tho a protection against an enemy. Many sections have an abundance of brush of small trees, such as Palo Verde, mesquite, greasewood and sagebrush - all fortified with thorns.
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Title:
Sentinels Of The Desert
Linen unused
Description:
Giant Cactus (Sahuaro)
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Title:
An Grove Of Coconut Palms
Divided Back unused
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Title:
A Garden Of Travelers Palm
Divided Back PM 1916
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Title:
Cucumber cactus
White Border unused
Description:
The deserts of Arizona are not monotonous or lifeless - but are picturesque and beautiful. Plant life is not wanting. The Saguaro cactus is plentiful, towering to a height of 30 to 60 feet. The cucumber cactus is fiercely thorny with crimson flowers and a fruit which contains an edible seedy pulp of pleasant flavor. The yucca cactus has large cream colored flowers which are very beautiful.
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Title:
A Smoke Tree On The Desert
Mesa (AZ), Linen PM 1946
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Title:
Giant Cactus, Fitzpatrick's Cactus Gardens
Edinburg (TX), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Freak of Nature in Sahnaro Cactus Forest
Scenic (AZ), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Sahuaro Cactus On The Desert
Linen unused
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Title:
A Few Varieties of Desert Cacti
Linen PM 1951
Description:
A few of the most commonly seen varieties of desert cacti. In the spring and early summer many of these and others are covered with blooms of almost every hue and color making an unforgettable sight. 1. Opuntia (Prickly Pear) 2.Sahuaro (Giant Cactus) 3. Cholla 4. Rainbow 5. Nigger Head 6. Beaver Tail 7. Ocotillo 8. Mescal 9. Pipe Organ 10. Barrel Cactus 11. Harem Cactus 12. Buckhorn Cactus 13. Joshua 14. Yucca
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Title:
Desert Flora of the Southwest
Linen unused
Description:
Typical of the Arizona panorama are the vast reaches of desert, and its picturesque rugged mountains
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Title:
Shadows of Evening on the Desert
Linen unused
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Title:
Sentinels of the Desert, Giant Cactus (Sahuaro)
Linen unused
Description:
Nothing can quite describe the mysterious beauty of the Sahuaro in silhouette against the sunset of the desert sky
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Title:
Giant Cactus
Linen unused
Description:
45 feet in Height
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Title:
Cactus In Bloom
unused
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Title:
Many Varieties of Cacti of the Southwest
unused
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Title:
A California Cactus Garden
unused
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Title:
Cactus and Sage Brush, a bit of the Desert
PM 1921
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Title:
Ocotillo Cactus and Palo Verde Blooming on the California Desert
unused
Description:
Ocotillo, Cactus and Palo Verde, Blooming on the California Desert In this group are seen the scarlet tipped Ocotillo, the Barrel Cactus which stores immense amounts of water, the vicious Cholla, and the little Opuntia
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Title:
World's Largest Sahuaro Cactus
PM 1943
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Title:
Barrel Cactus (Visnaga) on the Desert
unused
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Title:
California Cactus Garden
Scenic (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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