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Superstition Mountain and Desert
Apache Trail Arizona (AZ), White Border unused
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Roosevelt Dam
Apache Trail Arizona (AZ), Linen unused
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Painted Cliffs
Apache Trail Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 16000
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Safety-Pin Curve, Roosevelt Dam
Apache Trail Arizona (AZ), White Border unused
Description:
The greatest scenic highway in America, 120 miles long between Phoenix and Globe. This Highway which follows the ancient trail of the Apache warriors is broad, safe and smooth, and winds its way through scenes of unusual beauty
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Walls of Bronze from Fish Creek Hill
Apache Trail Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused
Description:
Hand Colored
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Painted Cliffs near Fish Creek Hill
Apache Trail Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused
Description:
Hand Colored
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Painted Cliffs
Apache Trail Arizona (AZ), White Border PM 1933
Description:
The greatest scenic highway in America, 120 miles long between Phoenix and Globe. It passes through the heart of ""Apache Land"", a strangely picturesque region of mighty canyons, grotesque mountain peaks and sheer precipices, aglow with bright mineral colors and teeming with romance and historic interest
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Desert Scene
Apache Trail Arizona (AZ), White Border unused
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Fish Creek Grade
Apache Trail Arizona (AZ), White Border PM 1928
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Superstition Mountains
Apache Trail Arizona (AZ), White Border unused
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Superstition Mountain And Desert
Apache Trail Arizona (AZ), White Border PM 1931
Description:
This mighty sentinel rises abruntly from the purple haze of desert surroundings, and wish its wierd outlines and ghostley shadows, impresses one that it is justly named. As history goes, the early white settlers, composed large of Mormors, were continually being attacked by the wildes and most treacherous of the Southwestern Indians, ""The Apaches"". After numerous raids, leaving death and destruction behind, the government sent a detachment of cavalry to subdue these tenegades. The Apaches were surprised and surrounded, and sought refuge in the above mentioned mountain. It was impossible to route them from their stronghold, so they were held at bay... Facing starvation, and rather than give themselves up, the Apaches, one by one hurled themselves from the towering cliffs
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Total: 11 Items
