Dinosaur National Monument Utah Colorado Quarry Visitor Center Postcard

$ 2.82

City: Dinosaur Brand/Publisher: Impact Signed: No Country: USA brand: Impact Theme: National Parks Time Period Manufactured: 1980-1989 Country of Origin: United States Features: Chrome Size: Continental (6 x 4 in) Subject: National Monument Postage Condition: Unposted Material: Paper Region: Colorado Utah Era: Photochrome (1939-Now) Continent: North America Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Type: Chrome

Description

Dinosaur National Monument Utah Colorado Quarry Visitor Center Postcard. The warm, natural light illuminates the rugged landscape, highlighting the unique geological features surrounding this historical landmark. Discover the awe-inspiring Dinosaur National Monument through this captivating vintage postcard, showcasing the iconic glass-walled Quarry Visitor Center nestled among the striking red rock formations. This architectural marvel was specifically constructed over the site of a remarkably productive Late Jurassic fossil deposit, a testament to the region's profound paleontological significance. The warm, natural light illuminates the rugged landscape, highlighting the unique geological features surrounding this historical landmark. This collectible postcard offers a glimpse into a site designated a national monument by President Woodrow Wilson in 1915, acknowledging the invaluable dinosaur discoveries made here. It's a perfect piece for enthusiasts of national parks, geology, paleontology, and historical architecture, capturing the essence of a place where ancient history meets modern preservation. Featuring photography by Tom Till, this piece is a wonderful representation of American natural and scientific heritage. SHIPPING COST: ALL ORDERS ARE EXPIDITED, ORDERS ARE TYPICALLY SHIPPED WITHIN TWO HOURS OF MY RECEIPT OF PAYMENT UNLESS I AM OUT OF TOWN SOURCING NEW ITEMS OR MY STORE IS IN VACATION MODE BOTH OF THESE MITIGATING FACTORS ARE RARE. SEE MULTIPLE SCANS OF ITEM. Please use eBay magnifier for a more detailed view of