24 x 27 cm. Four brightly colored posters advertise Yellowstone-area destinations: Gallatin Gateway, Gallatin Canyon, Old Faithful Geyser and Great Fall of the Yellowstone. From the collection of Jack and Isabel Haynes. All have minor edge wear. The electrified railroad (aka the Milwaukee Road) built a spur line from Bozeman to Gallatin Gateway in 1927, where it had also constructed an inn. Tourists were bused from the inn to Yellowstone, in the classic yellow buses shown in the Gallatin Gateway poster. (Gateway, incidentally, had up to that point been named Salesville, but changed to the mo... View More...
15 x 9 cm folded, 15 x 25.5 cm open. Trifold orange pamphlet with mileage from Cody to various attractions, along with details about Cody, the Shoshone Dam and Shoshone National Forest. View More...
Quarto (28 cm). 13 single-sided pages typewritten and photomechanically reproduced, with double-sided handwritten notebook page of club-related information (including the Druids' motto, "To Give Full Measure of Service." Edges slightly toned, else fine. View More...
Original glassine envelope (13.5 x 8 cm) contains 12 stamps (3 x 3 cm), with Haynes seal unbroken. ??for all, correspondence, packages, favors, bookmarks, ?for albums, scrapbooks, and teaching children to ? KNOW ANIMALS? View More...
In original glassine envelope (15 x 9.5 cm) with Haynes seal intact. Cards (8 x 9 cm) are creased for folding. ??for dinner parties of distinction, ?for the hostesses who appreciate the inimitable western atmosphere suggested by the outstanding animals of America?s great West.? Glassine is worn with multiple small closed tears, place cards are unused. View More...
10 x 15.5 cm. Color pictorial folders with tabs, and room for postage and address, each containing 13 double-sided color images taken by the Haynes family (the 14th image is the cover of the folder), in an accordion fold. Photos include Yellowstone wildlife, geothermal features, and historic infrastructure. Folders have light edgewear, but interior cards are bright and in immaculate condition. Series K-A and K-B were produced by Isabel Haynes, and usually sold two for a quarter. [Richard Saunders, Glimpses of Wonderland, p. 123 ] View More...
7 x 10 cm. Miniature spiral-bound folder containing ?ten natural color reproductions from Haynes Kodachrome or Ektachrome Originals.? Each is captioned on the facing page. Cardboard wrappers have windows cut-out to reveal the initial image. Wrappers have the slightest edge wear. View More...
These five giant postcards (23 x 18 cm) are part of a handful of Colortone images that Jack and Isabel Haynes kept in production from 1937 till possibly as late as 1965 [Saunders, 121]. They feature full-bleeds and a divided back, and were printed on linen by Curt Teich & Co. of Chicago. While Saunders cites six designs of the Giants, he lists only five in his postcard checklist, of which this set is missing Geyser Hill, Upper Geyser Basin [10130], and Lower Falls from Below [37047E]. This set includes two copies of Grand Canyon from Artist Point [23828], one with a Yellowstone Park copyrigh... View More...
11 x 16 cm. Color pictorial folder with tab, and room for postage (?1 ½ c without message?) and address. Contains 20 double-sided color images taken by the Haynes family of the Cody area and northeast entrance to the park, in an accordion fold. Photos include the Buffalo Bill Museum, the Sylvan Pass Loop, an aerial view of the townsite, and other historic infrastructure. Folder is frail, with toning. Flap was detached and repaired with tape. ?The Cody Way to Yellowstone: Along the very path where ages ago the moose, bear and elk found their way through the wilderness, where later the Indian t... View More...
Five matchbook covers featuring World War II-era Navy destroyers, plus one advertising ?Family Fun with the Yellowstone Park Company.? Destroyers include the USS Cotton (1943-1960), USS Damato (1945-1980), USS Dahlgren (1960-1992), USS Eugene A. Greene (1945-1972), and the USS Eberle (1940-1946). From the estate of Isabel and Jack Haynes. All with light edge wear, and strikers that show some evidence of use. View More...
