God
Bless the USA and all who serve her.


St. Johns, Arizona, Garage and Machine Shop, circa 1910-20
THE ARIZONA NATIONAL GUARD, EARLY 1900S, MUSTER OUTSIDE FIRST BUCKEYE JAIL
Phoenix Bakery, Al Becker and Ed Eisele, now the Holsom Bakery, circa 1906, Photo by Messinger
Here's an early 1900s stereoview of the Salt River Valley; hard to believe this little patch of desert has just become the 5th largest city in the US.
1920s Salt River Valley Shell Gasoline
Luggage Label
Postcard of a covered
bridge over the White River on US60 between San Carlos and Ft. Apache in Gila
County, Arizona, one of the few covered bridges West of the Mississippi.
Center Street Bridge, this postcard
was sent to a soldier in 1917.
Miami, Arizona ice storm in 1917:
1948 Arizona State Fair luggage label

Collecting Calgary Stampede Posters
(C)2008, Jim and Nancy Schaut.
Life
is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a
pretty and well preserved body;
but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, "Wow! What a Ride! ..Anon.