1950 New Mexico Land of Enchantment 32 Page Travel Guide, Thomas Mabry Governor

Description

E1-5. [Circa 1940s+ New Mexico Tourist Bureau Booklet. Thomas J. Mabry was Governor, (1949-1953)]. SIZE is 8 x 9 inches, 32 pages counting covers. Stapled binding. Color photos on front cover and centerfold pages. Over 50 black & white photographs, plus several small blue text historical illustrations.
Photos include: Gov. Mabry and wife * Carlsbad Caverns * National Monuments * Prehistoric Ruined Cities (Cliff Dwellings, Aztec, Gran Quivira, Chaco Canyon, Bandelier, Gila Cliff ruins) * Indians of New Mexico (Taos Pueblo, Acoma Pueblo, Apache Devil Dancers, Navajo Women Weavers) * Spanish Missions * Indian Life in the Pueblos * Ruins of Fort Union, largest US Military Post in the West * Kit Carson * Dude Ranches * Cattle Ranches * Santa Ruin Mines * Outdoor Activities * Hunting and Fishing * Partial Calendar of Fiestas and Ceremonials listed on the back cover.
CONDITION: Minor corner and edge wear. Soiling and age tanning. The centerfold page has loosened from its top staple. Very Good condition. Will be mailed in a Flat, unfolded position.
Sold AS IS. Look carefully at the pictures to Judge Condition for Yourself.
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