| | Historic U. S. Highway 66 Through Arizona on Vintage Postcards - Page 6 |
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| Introduction | NM Border to East of Holbrook | Holbrook to East of Winslow | Winslow | West of Winslow to east of Flagstaff | Flagstaff | West of Flagstaff to Williams | West of Williams to East of Kingman | Kingman | West of Kingman to Topock |
Click on the thumbnail image to see the full-size scan. | "Greetings from Flagstaff, Arizona, on U.S. 66". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by R. Fronske, Flagstaff, Ariz. Printed by H. S. Crocker Co., San Francisco, Calif. Number RMF-80. Unused. Circa late 1950s. |
 | "Flagstaff, Arizona. ...On Highway 66 near the junction of Highway 89,...Located on the main line of the Santa Fe Railroad...". Color linen-texture printed postcard. Published by Navajo-Hopi Trading Co., Flagstaff, Ariz. Printed by Curteich, Chicago. Number 8A-H1943. Unused. 1938. |
 | "Greetings from Flagstaff, Arizona, on U.S. 66". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by R. Fronske, Flagstaff, Ariz. Printed by H. S. Crocker Co., San Francisco, Calif. Number RMF-50. Postmarked 1961. |
 | "Welcome to Flagstaff, Arizona. Elevation 6895". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bob Petley, Phoenix, Arizona. Number K267A. Unused. Circa 1950s. |
 | "Greetings from Flagstaff, Arizona. On Highways 66 & 89. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bradshaw's Color Studios, Sedona, Arizona. Number S-41157L2-2. Unused. Circa early 1960s. |
 | "Flagstaff. Located in the center of northern Arizona's vactionland,...is nestled at the foot of the San Francisco Peaks...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Fronske Studio, Flagstaff, Arizona. Printed by H. S. Crocker Co., San Francisco, Calif. Number RMF-51A. Unused. Circa 1950s. [U. S. 66 is the prominent highway running from the lower right edge to the middle left edge]. |
 | "Greetings from Flagstaff, Arizona. ...the all-weather east-west Highway 66 running through center of town,...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Petley Studios, Phoenix, Arizona. Number 39651. Unused. Circa 1950s. [U. S. 66 is the prominent highway running from the lower right edge, making a left turn, and going off the lower left edge]. |
 | "Flagstaff, Arizona, from Observatory Hill. Nestled in the pines at an elevation of 6900 feet. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by R. Fronske, Flagstaff, Arizona. Printed by Dexter Press, Pearl River, N. Y. Number 39667. Unused. Circa 1950s. [U. S. 66 is the prominent highway running from the center right edge to the lower left edge]. |
 | "Flagstaff, Arizona. Looking down upon the "city of seven wonders"...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Roben Co., Sedona, Arizona. Number 148. Unused. Circa 1960s. Postmarked 1977. [U. S. 66 is the prominent highway running from the center right to the lower left edge]. |
 | "Arrowhead Lodge. One mile east of Flagstaff, Arizona, on U. S. Highway 66 and 89". Hand-colored printed postcard. Published by The Albertype Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Unused. Date of "June 7, 1939" written on back. |
 | "Arrowhead Lodge. U. S. 66 and 89, Flagstaff, Ariz". Color linen-texture printed postcard. Published by MWM, Aurora, Mo. Number A-1734. Unused. Circa 1940s. |
 | "Western Hills Motel & Coffee Shop. ...On U. S. Highways 66 and 89, one half mile east of Flagstaff, Arizona". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Alfred McGarr Adv. Serv., Albuquerque, N. M. Printed by E. C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Number AKC-276. Number 30470N. Unused. Circa late 1940s. |
 |  | "Western Hills Motel and Coffee Shop. 1/2 mile east of Flagstaff, Arizona, on U.S. Hiway 66. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Kim Color Cards, John Day, Ore. Number E-14777. Number K-55040. Unused. Circa 1950s. Here is a matchbook from the same motel! |
 | "Sky Line Motel. One-half mile east of Flagstaff on Highways 66 & 89....". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Alfred McGarr Adv. Ser., Albuquerque, N. M. Number G86733. Number ATG-331. Unused. Date of "March 15, 1955" written on back. |
 | "Geronimo Motel. Flagstaff, Arizona, east Highway 66 & 89. ...". Color chrome-style printed oversize (8 3/4 x 3 1/2 in.) postcard. Published by Bradshaw's Color Studios, Sedona, Arizona. Number S-45480F-1. Unused. Circa early 1960s. |
 | "Alpine Court Motel. On U. S. Highway 66 East, 2226 East Santa Fe Avenue, Flagstaff, Arizona. Drive scenic U.S. 66". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Douglas R. Smith Co., Washington, D. C. Number 38815-B. Unused. Circa late 1950s. |
 | "Whiting Bros. Motel. 2136 E. Santa Fe, Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Norman Mead, Mesa, Arizona. Unused. Circa 1960s. |
 | "Gaslite Motel. 2010 E. Santa Fe, Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bradshaw's Color Studios, Sedona, Arizona. Printed by Dexter, West Nyack, N. Y. Number 50916-B. Unused. Circa late 1950s. [The motel name has been over-stamped with "Twilite Motel"]. |
 | "Twilite Motel. 2010 E. Santa Fe Ave., Flagstaff, Arizona". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bradshaw's Color Studios, Sedona, Arizona. Number S-72615. Unused. Circa 1960s. [This is the same motel as on the previous postcard]. |
 |  | "Wonderland Motel. U.S. Highways 66 & 89, east entrance, 2000 East Santa Fe Ave., Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Douglas R. Smith Co., Washington, D. C. Number G89816. Unused. Circa 1950s. Here is a matchbook from the same motel! |
 | "Denny's Restaurant. U. S. 66, East Flagstaff, Arizona (1996 East Santa Fe). ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by L. R. Callender, Flagstaff, Ariz. Printed by Dexter Press, West Nyack, New York. Number 88006-B. Unused. Circa early 1960s. |
 | "Porter House. 1560 E. Santa Fe, Flagstaff, Arizona, Highway 66 and 89 East. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Norm's Publishing House, Mesa, Ariz. Printed by Dexter Press, West Nyack, New York. Number 71903-B. Unused. Circa 1960s. |
 | "Hi-Land Motel. U.S. Highways 66 & 89, east entrance of Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Color linen-texture printed postcard. Published by Douglas R. Smith, Washington, D. C. Number 89818. Unused. Circa 1940s. |
 | "Ben Franklin Motel. Flagstaff, Arizona, east on U.S. 66 and 89...". Black & white chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bob Bradshaw, Sedona, Arizona. Printed by Dexter Press, West Nyack, N. Y. Number 69351. Postmarked 1953. [This postcard was sent by my grandparents to my parents!]. |
 | "Amber Sky Motel. Flagstaff, Arizona, close in on U. S. 66 & 89 East. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bob Bradshaw, Sedona, Arizona. Printed by Dexter Press, West Nyack, N. Y. Number 88601. Unused. Circa 1950s. |
 | "Pony Soldier Motor Hotel. Flagstaff, Arizona, 330 East Hwy. 66. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bradshaw's Color Studios, Sedona, Arizona. Number S-57925-1. Unused. Circa early 1960s. |
 | "66 Motel. 1 1/4 miles east of Flagstaff, Ariz. ...". Color linen-texture printed postcard. Published by Colourpicture, Boston, Mass. Number K5782. Unused. Circa 1940s. |
 | "66 Motel. Flagstaff, Arizona, on Highways 66-89, just east of center of town. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bradshaw Photo, Sedona, Ariz. Number 43837. Unused. Circa late 1950s. |
 | "Flagstaff Motor Village. U.S. 66 - 89, in town, Flagstaff, Arizona, ...". Color linen-texture printed postcard. Published by Colourpicture, Boston, Mass. Number K3730. Unused. Circa 1940s. |
 | "Flagstaff, Arizona. Main street or Highway 66, an all-weather route from east to west. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Fronske Studio, Flagstaff, Ariz. Printed by H. S. Crocker Co., San Francisco, Calif. Number 38674. Unused. Circa 1950s. |
 | "Flagstaff, Arizona. On U.S. Highway 66, ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Petley Studios, Phoenix, Arizona. Number 51228. Unused. Circa 1950s. [Notice the "Club 66" on the corner]. |
 | "Flagstaff, Arizona. On U. S. Highway 66, an all-weather east-west route. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by H. S. Crocker Co., San Francisco, Calif. Number RMF-4. Unused. Circa 1950s. |
 | "Commercial Hotel. On U. S. Highway 66 and U. S. Highway 89, Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Black & white small (3 5/8 x 2 5/8 in.) printed advertising card. Back has a list of towns with distances from Flagstaff. Circa 1940s. [This hotel may be seen on the lower center of the previous postcard]. |
 | "Main street of Flagstaff, Arizona on Highway 66. elevation 6,500 feet". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bradshaw's Photo Shop, Sedona, Arizona. Printed by Dexter Press, West Nyack, N. Y. Number 95555. Unused. Circa 1950s. |
 | "The Black Cat Cafe. Flagstaff, Arizona. On U. S. 66. Across from R. R. Depot". Color linen-texture printed postcard. Published by Curteich, Chicago. Number 8A-H1682. Unused. 1938. [This cafe may be seen on the exact center of the previous postcard]. |
 | "Flagstaff, Arizona. Main street or Highway 66, an all-weather route from east to west. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by R. M. Fronske, Flagstaff, Ariz. Printed by Dexter Press, Pearl River, N. Y. Number 38674. Unused. Circa 1950s. |
 | "Motel Sierra Vista. One block south of Santa Fe Depot. One block south of Highway 66 and 89 in center of city, Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Color linen-texture printed postcard. Published by MWM, Aurora, Mo. Number 11,143. Unused. Circa 1940s. |
 | "Nackard Inn. 1 block so. of U.S. 66, 89. Center of Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Color linen-texture printed postcard. Published by Colourpicture, Boston, Mass. Number K3739. Unused. Circa 1940s. |
 | "Weatherford Hotel. Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bradshaw's Color Studios, Sedona, Arizona. Number 35098. Unused. Circa late 1950s. [This is one block north of U. S. 66 in the center of town]. |
 | "Town House Hotel Motel. Located in the center of town, 122 W. Santa Fe Ave., Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bradshaw's Color Studios, Sedona, Arizona. Number S-46670L2-1. Unused. Circa 1960s. |
 | "Vandevier Lodge and Dining Room. 402 W. Santa Fe, north of underpass, Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Green linen-texture printed postcard. Published by Mid-West Map Co., Aurora, Missouri. Number 1485-S. Postmarked 1942. |
 | "Vandevier Motel. 402 W. Santa Fe, Flagstaff, Arizona. Just north of underpass, Hwy. 66 amd 89, ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bob Bradshaw, Sedona, Arizona. Printed by Dexter Press, Pearl River, N. Y. Number 29906. Postmarked 1952. |
 | "Tony's Steak House of Flagstaff, Arizona. Going west on 66 - a block from the underpass. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Curteich. Number 56893. Unused. 1966. |
 | "L Motel. 121 So. Sitgreaves St. (U. S. 66 - 89), Flagstaff, Arizona, ...close to business district,...". Color linen-texture printed postcard. Published by Colourpicture, Boston, Mass. Number K2300. Unused. Circa 1940s. |
 | "L Motel. U.S. Highways 66 & 89, 121 So. Sitgreaves St., Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Douglas R. Smith, Washington, D. C. Number G87329. Unused. Circa 1950s. |
 | "L Motel. U.S. Highways 66 & 89, Flagstaff, Arizona. 5 blocks west of downtown...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bradshaw's Color Studios, Sedona, Arizona. Number S46671. Unused. Circa late 1950s. |
 | "Imperial '400' Motel. 223 South Sitgreaves, Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bradshaw's Color Studios, Sedona, Arizona. Number 561312. Unused. Copyright 1965. |
 | "The Lumberjack Cafe. ...Welcomes you to Flagstaff. ...Famous $1.66 dinners. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by H. S. Crocker Co., Oklahoma City, Okla. Number F-100. Unused. Circa 1950s. |
 | "The Lumberjack Cafe. Welcomes you to Flagstaff. ...Famous $1.66 dinners. ...". Brown & blue small (5 x 3 1/2 in.) printed advertising card. Back has a list of towns with distances from Flagstaff. Circa 1950s. |
 | "The Lumberjack Cafe. ...Welcomes you to Flagstaff. ...On U. S. 66, 1 block north of university entrance. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by H. S. Crocker Co., Oklahoma City, Okla. Number F-100-A. Unused. Circa 1950s. |
 | "El Rancho Flagstaff Motor Hotel. West side of town in Flagstaff, Ariz. On Hwy. 66 - ...". Color linen-texture printed postcard. Published by Colourpicture, Boston, Mass. Number K6252. Unused. Circa 1940s. |
 | "El Rancho Hotel Courts. Flagstaff, Arizona, 3 blocks west of underpass, on U. S. Highway "66". ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by W. Baldwin, Las Vegas, Nevada. Printed by Dexter Press, Pearl River, N. Y. Number 38507. Postmarked 1949. |
 | "Northern Arizona Teachers College, Flagstaff, Arizona". Color linen-texture printed postcard. Published by Southwest Post Card Co., Albuquerque, N. M. Printed by Curteich, Chicago. Number 123653-N. Number 226. Unused. Circa 1930s. [This is now Northern Arizona University. The road near the bottom is probably U. S. 66]. |
 | "West end of Flagstaff, Arizona. ... The right fork U. S. 66 stretches on to Williams, Ashfork, ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Petley Studios, Phoenix, Arizona. Number 24580. Postmarked 1958, Flagstaff, Ariz. |
 | "Golden Drumstick Restaurant. Flagstaff, Arizona, next door to Park Plaza Motel. West junction U.S. 66, 89 and 89A. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by John A. Stryker, Fort Worth, Texas. Printed by Colourpicture, Boston, Mass. Postmarked 1958. |
 | "Park Plaza Motor Courts. ...Flagstaff on U. S. 66, 89 and 89A". Black & white chrome-style printed postcard. Publisher not given. Unused. Circa 1940s. [This is not a picture of the one in Flagstaff! See next postcard]. |
 | "Park Plaza Motel. In fabulous Flagstaff, Arizona, west junction U.S. 66, 89, 89A. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by John A. Stryker. Printed by Western Fotocolor, Fort Worth, Texas. Number S27211. Unused. Circa 1950s. |
 | "Flagstaff TraveLodge. Eight blocks west of downtown Flagstaff on Hwy. 66, near intersection of Hwy. 89A. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bradshaw Color Studios, Sedona, Ariz. Number 44266. Postmarked 1963. |
 | "Flagstaff TraveLodge. Flagstaff, Arizona, 8 blocks west of downtown Flagstaff on Hwy. 66. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Curteich. Number 6DK-1221. Unused. 1966. |
 | "Flamingo Hotel. 601 Mikes Pike, Flagstaff, Arizona. ...on Highway 66 ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Petley Studios, Phoenix, Arizona. Number 23539. Unused. Circa 1950s. |
 | "The Flamingo, a Ramada Inn. 601 Mikes' Pike, junction U.S. 66 & 89A, Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Petley Studios, Phoenix, Arizona. Number S27531. Unused. Circa late 1950s. |
 | "Ramada Inn. ...601 Mike's Pike, Junction U. S. 66 & 89A, Flagstaff, Arizona". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Curteich. Number 4DK-1612. Unused. 1964. |
 | "Ramada Inn. 601 Mike's Pike, Flagstaff, Arizona, ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by H. S. Crocker Co., Los Angeles, Calif. Postmarked 1967. |
 | "Saga Motel. Flagstaff, Arizona, 1/4 mile west of junction 89A & 66, 820 W. Hwy. 66. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Bradshaw's Color Studios, Sedona, Ariz. Printed by Dexter, West Nyack, N. Y. Number 51051-B. Unused. Circa early 1960s. |
 | "Branding Iron Motel. On U. S. Highways 66 and 89, west city limits, Flagstaff, Arizona". Color linen-texture printed postcard. Published by Alfred McGarr Adv. Serv, Albuquerque, N. M. Printed by E. C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Number 21385N. Unused. Circa 1940s. |
 | "Giant logging wheels at western entrance to Flagstaff, Arizona. ...". Color chrome-style printed postcard. Published by Petley Studios, Phoenix, Arizona. Number 14215. Number K81-A. Unused. Circa 1950s. |
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