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Gunfight at the O.K. Corral - Text on back: Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. Tombstone, Arizona. On October 26, 1881, Wyatt, Virgil and Morgan Earp, and Doc Holliday fought the Clantons and the McLaurys behind the O.K. Corral. The next day, Tombstone photographer Camillus S. Fly photographed the dead: cowboys Tom and Frank McLaury and Billy Clanton. The gunfight is reenacted daily at the O.K. Corral. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Sedona - Text on back: Red Rock Crossing, Sedona, Arizona. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Tombstone Epitaph - Text on back: The Tombstone Epitaph, Tombstone, Arizona. This famous old newspaper published its first sheet in 1880 when Tombstone was a blood-drenched town dominated by gunmen, rustlers and businessmen who thought foremost of their quick riches. Today, occupying an ancient building which was one of the town's biggest dance halls, the Epitaph still grinds out its printed message on a cranky old Campbell press. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Tuzigoot National Monument - Text on back: Tuzigoot National Monument, Arizona. Situated along the banks of the Verde River, Tuzigoot enjoyed an ample supply of water, fertile bottomlands for farming, and a commanding view of the surrounding country. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Tombstone O.K. Corral - Text on back: O.K. Corral. Tombstone, Arizona. Scene of the Earp/Clanton feud fight in Tombstone, Arizona, "The Town Too Tough to Die." Three men were killed and several injured in the fight that took place between the lawmen and the outlaws during the waning of Tombstone's heydays, with Marshal Wyatt Earp, his brother and Dock [sic] Holliday on one side and the Clanton Clan on the other. Tombstone is located on U.S. Highway 80, 23 miles south of Benson, Arizona and is visited by thousands yearly. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Bird Cage Theatre - Text on back: Bird Cage Theatre, Tombstone, Arizona. Preserved as it was in the roaring 1880's, the Bird Cage Theatre was the place where tired miners, crafty gamblers and feared gunmen came together to see the bawdiest shows in the west. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Montezuma Castle - Text on back: Montezuma Castle National Monument. This well0-preserved cliff dwelling, built by prehistoric Sinagua Indians in A.D. 1100, sits high ina  limestone cliff. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Boot Hill Graveyard - Text on back: Tombstone, Arizona Boot Hill Graveyard. Famous grave markers in old Boot Hill Graveyard in "The Town Too Tough To Die."

Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

Tombstone Epitaph - Text on back: The Tombstone Epitaph, Tombstone, Arizona. This famous old newspaper published its first sheet in 1880 when Tombstone was a blood-drenched town dominated by gunmen, rustlers and businessmen who thought foremost of their quick riches. Today, occupying an ancient building which was one of the town's biggest dance halls, the Epitaph still grinds out its printed message on a cranky old Campbell press. Postcard is new, unused and in mint condition.

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From the Rocky Mountain General Store

Route 66 Books - Legends of America and the Rocky Mountain General Store has collected a number of Route 66 Books for our Mother Road enthusiasts. As great as Route 66 is, if you aren't armed with a few good tools on your journey, you'll miss great attractions, eateries, places to stay, and wind up on the wrong path. To see this varied collection that includes "how-to" books, travel guides, photograph books, attractions, and more, click HERE!