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1920's very unusual card made to glow in the dark
as well as its history of over 35 years of service and trade with the visitor
Condition: The cover (see photos) has typical stains from earlier handling - The paper used inside is showing yellowing of age
Pittsburgh Highway - And U
from Phoenix
The Escalante - Ash Fork, Arizona - Vintage Postcard Carolyn_Keene 1920's very unusual card madeOn front: The Escalante, Ash Fork, Arizona On back: The Escalante, built in the impressive style of the old California missions, keeps green the memory of Padre Silvestre Velez Escalante, a pioneer Spanish priest who journeyed through the country in Spanish priest who journeyed through the country in 1776. The construction is made out of steel and concrete. Ash Fork is the junction for the Santa Fe branch line to Prescott and Phoenix. Altitude of 5129
