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 North Dakota - The Roughrider State
- Text on back: Greetings From
North Dakota - The first Europeans reached
North Dakota in 1738 and Lewis & Clark traveled through the area in
1804. What would become a state in 1889 was sparsely populated
until the late 1800s. Though today, it is the 19th largest state,
it is the 48th most populous, with lots of room to roam. Visit the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Fort Union Trading Post and
Knife River Indian National Historic Sites, 15 state parks, and
dozens of wildlife refuges.
North Dakota is also known as the
"Peace Garden State," the "Flickertail State," and the "Rough
Rider State."
 The Round Up
- Text on Front: There is noise on the mountains and dust on
the plain. And the cattle string out of the dry, sandy
drains, While the far-scattered punchers are urgin' them in,
With words that smell strong of original sin, With a racin'
and chasin' and often bout-facin'. And that is the edge of
the roundup. Text on back: The Round-Up was an integral
part of the
cowboy's life during the days of the
Old West as
it is today on modern ranches. Verse on front from a song by
the same name, Badger Clark, 1906. Postcard is brand
new and in mint condition.
 Greetings From the Good Old Days
- Text on back: Remember -- The value of time. The pleasure of working.
The virtue of patience. The power of kindness. The dignity of simplicity.
Photos: Ohio roadside inn, 1938; boys fishing in Louisiana, 1944; kissing
under an umbrella, 1907;
North Dakota Farm, 1936.
 Greetings From Vintage Missouri 66
- Text on back: Greetings From Vintage
Missouri
66 - Vintage
photos: Greetings From
Missouri,
Rt 66 in
Rolla,
Devil's Elbow Cafe, Jensen's Point,
Pacific,
and the Twin Bridges across the Bourbeuse River.
Postcard is brand new and in mint condition.
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 All Signs Point to Texas 66!
- Custom original
only available at the Rocky Mountain General Store. Text on back: Crossing
the staked plains of the Texas Panhandle, about 150 miles of the original
178 miles of Route 66 are still drivable. Today's Mother Road enthusiasts
enjoy the romance of the Lone Star State's cattle-driving days, 66 era
icons, and modern amenities while traveling the vintage pavement.
Postcard is brand new and in mint condition.
 Greetings
From Alaska - Custom original only available at the Rocky Mountain
General Store. Text on back: Greetings From Alaska! The "Last Frontier”
provides breath-taking ocean coasts, rushing rivers, rain forests and
majestic mountain peaks. For adventurers – drive a mush dog sled team,
fish for the largest King Salmon in the world, hike the frontier. From
Anchorage to Valdez, breathtaking scenery, rich history, and entertainment
abound in the "Land of the Midnight Sun." Postcard is brand new and in
mint condition.
 Greetings From Vintage Oklahoma 66 -
Custom original only available at the
Rocky
Mountain General Store. Text on back: Greetings From Vintage Oklahoma
- Vintage photos: Greetings from Oklahoma,
Lucille's in
Hydro,
Tulsa at night, Oklahoma
oil well, and Phillip' Courts in
El Reno. Postcard is brand
new and in mint condition.
 Greetings From New Mexico - Custom original only available at the
Rocky Mountain General Store. Text on back: Greetings from New Mexico. The
"Land of Enchantment” provides geographical, cultural, and historic
significance along 26 Scenic Byways, 19 Pueblo communities, 3 national
parks, and over 30 state parks. Enjoy its rich history, art, and scenery
by traveling Route 66, visiting its many historic mining camps, traveling
historic trails, and touring numerous museums throughout the state.
Postcard is brand new and in mint condition.
 Greetings From Vintage Arizona 66 -
Custom original
only available at the
Rocky Mountain General Store.
Greetings From Vintage
Arizona
- Vintage photos: Welcome to
Arizona, Cool
Springs Camp, Two Guns Service Station, Lumberjack Cafe,
Flagstaff, and
the Big Arrows Trading Post.
Postcard is brand new and in mint condition.
 Route 66 Sign - Text on back:
Route 66 was thought of as the
"super-highway” when it was commissioned in 1926, representing
unprecedented freedom to travel across the American West. In 1985, the
historic road was officially decommissioned as the pavement was bypassed
by interstates. However, a new generation of travelers enjoy the historic
highway today.
Postcard is brand new and in mint condition.
 Standing Tall on Route 66 - Text on back: Though technically no longer on
Route 66, the
Big Texan Steak Ranch has been a
Route 66 icon for four decades.
Originally located on
Amarillo
Boulevard, the successful and lively eatery got its start in 1959. To
maintain its success, It was forced to move to I-40 when
Route 66 was bypassed by the
interstate. It continues to serve
Mother Road
travelers today with lively entertainment and great steaks. Postcard is brand
new and in mint condition.
 Greetings
From Oklahoma - Custom original only available at the
Rocky
Mountain General Store. Text on back: Greetings from Oklahoma! Photos:
Oklahoma flag, National Route 66 Museum,
Elk City; National Cowboy
Hall of Fame,
Oklahoma City;
Oklahoma City National Memorial. Postcard is brand
new and in mint condition.
 Greetings
From Colorado -
Custom original only available at the
Rocky Mountain General Store. Text on back: Greetings from
Colorado. Providing majestic peaks, lush valleys, abundant
wildlife, numerous entertainment opportunities, and a wealth of
history, the Centennial State is one of the most visited in the
nation.
Postcard is brand new and in mint condition.
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North Dakota - The Roughrider State
The Round Up
Greetings From the Good Old Days
Greetings From Vintage Missouri 66
All Signs Point to Texas 66!
Greetings
From Alaska
Greetings From Vintage Oklahoma 66
Greetings From New Mexico
Greetings From Vintage Arizona 66
Route 66 Sign
Standing Tall on Route 66
Greetings
From Oklahoma
Greetings
From Colorado
