Juneau 1898 Private Mailing Card Winter & Pond photographers, unused. You can see their blind-stamp on the front. Scarce card. Very good condition. This was the famous Presbyterian log cabin church in Juneau. It later became a brewery. $95 + $3 post/ins. To order this item email dick@AlaskaWanted.com |
For more info, see the book "Mary Joyce - Taku to Fairbanks, 1,000 Miles by Dogsled" on Amazon. Mary Joyce wrote a manuscript about her trip with her dogteam in 1936. She was the first white person over a portion of the trail which later became part of the Alcan Highway. Her narrative and descriptions of Alaska's people, dogteams, vast landscapes and dangers encountered on the trail are wrapped in her wry humor and perspectives of the 30's. Mary was a nurse who moved to Alaska to the Taku Lodge in 1930 aboard a yacht, which also carried lavender bathroom fixtures and a cow. She was a pilot, a stewardess, a musher, a homesteader, a movie actress, a territorial government candidate, and more...and so loved her adopted Alaska. |
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Joyce of Taku Lodge Original Newspaper photo of Alaskan legend Mary Joyce from May 1942. Original news photo from the files of the San Francisco Examiner. Newspapers, facing financial disaster, are sell off their photo archives. Good condition. About 7 x 9 inches. $45 + $3 post/ins. To order this item email dick@AlaskaWanted.com |
Original 1904 Antique Photograph of Icy Strait taken by Clifford de Kast When was the last time that you saw an antique photograph of Icy Strait, Alaska? Think about that! 5"x7" photo mounted on larger backing board, chipped as shown. Condition as shown. $95.00 plus $5 postage. Credit cards not accepted. [shelf locator: Juneau area ephemera notebook] To order this antique photograph, email dick@AlaskaWanted.com |