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Color Combination - C-101
Creation Date: 1940-1960Catalog ID: 1999.63.187Manila folder titled, "Color Combination - C101", containing six samples of product models for 12 fl. oz cans in which Rainier beer is sold by Sicks' Seattle Brewing & Malting Co. Examples included are: yellow/silver (#32 yellow); green/silver (#52 lt. green); pink/silver (#C-1 peppermint pink); gray/silver (#C-7 pearl gray); red/silver (#C-10 dusty rose); and, turquoise/silver (CC-11 aqua green). Gray and dusty rose examples have line drawings of waterfall, Kalakala ferry in front of Seattle skyline, Tacoma Narrows bridge, cowboy on horseback, map of western states, and person skiing. Green example has line drawings of outdoor activiites including camping, hunting, and fishing. Yellow and pink examples show different kinds of drinking glasses with beer and salutations in different languages. Turquoise example has examples of Octoberfest type activities with people drinking, dancing, pretzel, beer kegs, and tankards. -
"Ski Wien!"
Creation Date: [ca. 1975]Catalog ID: 2003.54.1Call Number: EPH-C/387.7561/W636sk/1975Airline travel poster; "Ski Wien!" Wien Air Alaska, ca. 1975, color photograph shows man and woman skiing, with mountain crags in background. -
Spring Skiing, Paradise
Creation Date: ca. 1936Catalog ID: 2010.237.1Black and white image of a skier at Paradise, Mt. Rainier, Pierce County, WA. The shirtless skier is shown executing a jumping turn with his ski poles extended above him. He appears to have his shirt tied around his waist. Another man holding a camera is watching him. -
O'Brien
Creation Date: 1971Catalog ID: 2014.1.378Call Number: EPH-B/979.35/Ob6ob/1971Single illustrated sheet (28x43 cm. unfolded) advertising O'Brien water skis, produced by the O'Brien Manufacturing Corporation of Redmond, WA. Illustrations include woman in bikini posing with water ski, and men water skiing. Dated 1971. Ephemera. -
Mount Baker, Washington
Creation Date: [ca. 1948]Catalog ID: 1996.33.52Call Number: EPH-B/979.773/St24m/19481 sheet; Illus. features skier in fresh snow, with Mt. Baker in background; Text on verso describes skiing in the Pacific Northwest. One of the "See Your West" series of scenic images on the West Coast distributed by Standard of California at their gas stations. Ephemera -
Snow sports in Western wonderlands
Creation Date: 1947Catalog ID: 2000.15.1Call Number: EPH/385.062/Un3sn/194746 p.; ill. (some col.), map; 19 cm.; Washington state ski areas, pp. 38-42; Col. ill. wraps; Includes winter sports map, folded into back cover. Women skiers illus. on front cover. Ephemera -
Shell ski guide
Creation Date: ca. 1949Catalog ID: 1996.120.132Call Number: EPH/796.93/Sh43sk/1949Shell Ski Guide, ca. 1949. 35 p.; ill., map; 23 cm.; Includes index to areas & accommodations; covers States of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California, Arizona, & Nevada; Col. illus. wraps. Ephemera -
Mission Ridge: best in the West
Creation Date: [ca. 1970]Catalog ID: 1999.1.266Call Number: EPH-C/796.93/M691b/1970Poster advertising Mission Ridge, a ski resort area near Wenatchee, WA, ca. 1970. Photographed by Ron Palmgren; published by Wenatchee Bindery & Printing Co. 1 poster; ill.; 88.5 cm.; Sepia photo of miners with rifle & skis meant to capture the feeling of an early western style photograph. Ephemera -
"Snow trains to Snoqualmie Ski Bowl"
Creation Date: 1940Catalog ID: 2002.38.2Call Number: EPH-B/385.066/M648sn/1940brochure, advertisement, titled: "Snow trains to Snoqualmie Ski Bowl," distributed by the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad, 1940, to promote railroad travel from Seattle and Tacoma to the Snoqualmie Pass "Ski Bowl." Text includes information related to trip cost, description of lessons, ski jumps and lodge accommodations. Includes illustrations related to winter recreation and snow skiing and map of ski runs. Ephemera -
"A historical cartoon of Mt. Rainier"
Creation Date: 1935-1945Catalog ID: 2003.0.985Call Number: EPH-B/979.77821/L967h/1940souvenir map poster, "A historical cartoon of Mt. Rainier" humorous cartoon images include: mountain climbers, skiers, mountain climbers, Indians, bears; mountain goat, deer with brief historic text, Herbert Lugers, artist, F. H. Loutzenhiser, arranger, ca. 1935-1945.
