Arizona Highways Magazine January 1963 Grand and similar items

Product Details ? Publication Title: Arizona Highways ? Issue Date: January 1963 ? Volume: XXXIX, No. 1 ? Original Cover Price: Fifty Cents ? Editor: Raymond Carlson ? Art Editor: George M. Avey ? Business Manager: James E. Stevens ? Cover Art: Dramatic color photograph of desert saguaros framed by lightning bolts. ? Key Featured Articles: ? "First Caboose to Maverick": A story by Don Dedera regarding a "little train" (The Apache Railway Company) navigating snow in the White Mountains of Eastern Arizona. ? "If Winter Comes": A tour of winter areas in Arizona featuring photography by Josef Muench. ? "Fystie": A feature regarding living with a skunk family. ? "Rainbow Round Your Shoulder": An illustrated essay on the nature and science of rainbows. ? Notable Photography/Art: ? Full-page color spreads of the Grand Canyon after a winter storm. ? "Winter Fishing ? White Mountains" by Josef Muench. ? "Desert Winter Fantasy" landscape photography. ? Stylized mid-century typography and snowflake graphics. ? Historical Context: Lists Paul Fannin as Governor of Arizona and details the Arizona Highway Commission members of the time (John J. Bugg, Wilbur F. Asbury, Bryant Whiting, Arthur F. Black, and Stanley W. Coon). Condition Notes: ? Visible wear and tearing to the upper left corner of the front cover and spine. ? Manufactured defect: issue contains only one staple on the spine. ? Some interior pages are loose from the binding due to the single-staple defect, though they remain structurally attached. ? General shelf wear and light scuffing on the cover surfaces. ? Edge wear present on some interior pages. We are conscientious sellers and want you to be happy with your purchase. We work hard for our money and know that you do, too. So, please let us know if you have questions or concerns. We appreciate feedback and followers greatly. Thank you, in advance, for supporting our small business. Here's wishing you happy shopping for whatever it is you seek today...