August 3, 2026
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COLOR SLIDES-“S-1601A- AUTUMN- CRATER LAKE , OREGON.–“1955-1965”–PRE-OWNED

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Experience the beauty of Crater Lake, Oregon with these vintage color slides. The slides feature stunning landscapes and images of the famous crater lake from the 1955-1965 time period. Measuring 2 x 2 inches, these slides are licensed reprints on paper material and are perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The slides are a single piece and are numbered for easy reference. The photographer and featured person/artist are unknown, but the production technique is photocopy. These slides are a great addition to any collection and are a must-have for anyone interested in landscapes and photojournalism.

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August 3, 2026
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COLOR SLIDES-“S-1654-SNOWY MANTLE -CRATER LAKE NAT. PARK OR.”1955-1965”-PREOWNED

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Experience the beauty of Crater Lake National Park with this vintage color slide set. The set includes one photograph, captured in 1955 by an unknown photographer, showcasing the stunning landscape. The slide is licensed and features a numbered design. Measuring 2 x 2 inches, this antique photographic image is printed on paper and depicts the snowy mantle surrounding the famous Crater Lake. The slide is a great addition to any collection of photographic memorabilia and is perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of landscapes. Add this unique piece to your collection today!

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August 3, 2026
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COLOR SLIDES-“KODAK READY-MOUNT-“TWO ROCK SPECIMENS”-1 OF 3- PRE-OWNED-1955-1965

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This set of color slides features two rock specimens, one of which is a lichenized rock. The slides are in excellent shape and showcase the beauty of landscapes. The vintage slides were produced in 1955 using a photocopy technique and are licensed reprints. The slides are perfect for collectors of antique photography and those interested in photojournalism. They are a single piece and come in a 2 x 2 inch size. The slides are numbered and were produced in the United States. The photographer is unknown, but the slides are a great addition to any collection.

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