Edited by J.E. Buckingham and F.D. Daggett, RR Agents.
Denver, Colorado: Colorado & Southern Ry. and Fort Worth & Denver City Ry, [circa early 1920s].
The Denver Road.
Original vintage edition.
Introductory "appreciation" essay on Yellowstone by Emerson Hough.
High-quality book production with coated stock pages, an artfully designed front cover with a made to look like an oil painting lamination technique, clear type, and with high-contrast, eye-popping illustrations.
Illustrated with a large quantity of lovely park sites, animals, geysers, park tourists, early automobiles, & related photographs, a double-page spread very detailed black, white & red map with many routes, thirteen tour maps, and a U.S. Vacation route map.
Detailed information about Yellowstone including its history and focal points, nature, wildlife, environment, lodges, waterfalls, geysers, trails, tour trips, transportation, the Cody Road, gateways, rides, costs, and more.
A beautifully designed, and well-preserved vintage collectible.
Corner tips creased, some rubbing to the rear cover, rubbing to the spine, mild finger-full creases to the front cover, else very good in color illustrated, glossy, with simulated painting brush-stroke textures to the laminate, raised orange "Yellowstone" to the front and rear covers of stapled wraps.
Octavo, 10" by 7"; 56 pages.
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