Crested Butte Trail Map

Green and white painted wood "trail map hiking info" sign. This sign is the perfect piece of decor for anyone who loves hiking and exploring new trails. Bring the great outdoors inside with this sign.

Framed Texas Wagon Trail map, c.1986, signed John Davis (John Edward Davis, Texas, 1951-2008), published by Ranger Canyon Press, sight: approx 30.5"h, 25.5"w, overall: approx 32.75"h, 27.75"w, 8lbs St

Cert. #13, issued for 100 shares in 1880 to Charles E. Leland. Incorporated in New York. Location of mine: Elk Mountain Mining District, Gunnison County, Colorado printed on the certificate. The Elk M

Crested Butte, Colorado, watercolor, signed (faintly) "Jack Tolzien" lowqer right, 20th century, overall (with frame): 27.5"h x 34.5"w

Lot of 2 different. 1) Crested Butte Bottling Works. RE Lee, Prop. Manufacturers and Bottlers of Soda, Cider, Root Beer, Mineral Water, Etc. Dateline Crested Butte, Colo. July 189-. Billed to John Ros

1986 Oregon Historical Society Lewis & Clark Trail 1804-1806 Map, depicts illustrated trail points from Missouri to Oregon, measures 32'' x 18'', printed in the U.S.A.

Vintage Dartmouth at Moosilauke Ski Trail Map. Used condition, wear, worn, stains, framed size 12" x 9 3/4"

Marked on upper corner Rand McNally Official Auto Trails Map of The United States, copyright by Rand McNally & Company. Depicts the whole of the United States with Trails and marked roads in red along

rated 6.75 & 7.25, 7.5"x4",both have good color, Yellowstone has tears and wear, has a large fold-out map inside in good condition.

Lot of Maps incl Trail Maps, Wildlife Maps, etc Approx 100

ROSALIND COOK, (20TH.C.) BRONZE GARDEN SCULPTURE H 40" "A HARE-Y CARRY" :Signed. #24/36. Living artist from Tulsa, Oklahoma and Crested Butte, Montana. Width 22", depth 14". Deep brown patina. TItle:

Trio of Crested Butte Hutch bottles. 1. ORESCHNICK & YOKES/CRESTED BUTTE/COLO. 6 7/8" tall. Light aqua hutch soda bottle. Rare 1902 & only used within that year. The second most difficult to come by,

Unlisted ELK MOUNTAIN BOTTLING/J. BOYLE/CRESTED BUTTE/COLO. Aqua & measures 7 inches tall. Base marked with circle with a line though it. No. 40 on front above base. Great clarity internally and exter

(PICTORIAL MAPS -- CHINA.) Group of 3 large offset color-printed posters of Chinese natural and cultural heritage sites. China, mid-twentieth century *Taishan Mingsheng Tu. Scenic trail map of Mount T

BROWN, Bill C. Fly Aspen Airways. Circa 1980. Color offset lithograph ski trail map poster. 25 x 37 ¼”. Linen backed. Scattered light spotting. A-/B+.

There is 1897 Pueblo Folio ( Charles Wescott), 1894 Pikes Peak Folio (J.W. Powell), 1894 Anthracite - Crested Butte Folio ( J.W. Powell), 1899 Telluride ( Charles Wescott). Department of Interior Unit

Each engraved with an image of Crested Butte mountain. Property of Walter Wagner

Two skiing posters including Lionel Downs Chalet Cochand, Ste. Marguerite Station Que. Canada Rabbit Ski poster and Main Ski Trails Map The Laurentians, George Hemsley. 27" x 20" and 38" x 25"

Reserve Reduced! This rare and unusual early auto road atlas was published during the time the National Highway System was being developed. It includes individual “auto-trails” maps for each state

rated 7 to 8, 9"x4", two are slightly yellow, all have some light wear.

Featured in this lot is this original Yellowstone Trail Association Road Condition Service Map presented and made by The Yellowstone Trail Association in Minneapolis, Minnesota circa. 1930-40s. The re

Antique Map and trail soft cover book, illustrated with maps , topography in color and in black and white. Westchester, Rockland , Nassau counties,Manhattan, Bronx, up state NY and northern New Jersey

A New And Accurate Map Of The Province Of South Carolina In North America. London: Universal Magazine, c. 1779. Good, showing folds, 2 small tears to edges. Narrow margins. The map shows trails and pa

1840 1st ed History of US Navy James Fenimore Cooper Americana War of 1812 MAPS “Every trail has its end, and every calamity brings its lesson!” ― James Fenimore Cooper James Fenimore Cooper