Assateague Island Pony

GREETINGS FROM ASSATEAGUE ISLAND, MD.
About 200 Wild Ponies live on the island. Due to numerous people feeding the wild ponies, they have become dangerous and demanding if food is exposed. Feeding the Wild Ponies is Prohibited.

Hunter or Hunted?

TABLES TURNED on this deer hunter.

Color Photo by Richard C. Miller

Roadside Black Bear

ONE OF THE BIG BLACK BEARS in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

postmarked 1957 

Giant Kodiak Bear

Giant Kodiak Bear taken by W. M. Hollinger, accompanied by son Franklin, at Kodiak Island, Alaska. One of the largest bears ever seen bv man. Approximated weight 1500 pounds. On exhibit at the Blue Mountain Hotel and Golf course, Harrisburg, Pa.

Little Bertha

John Ascuagala's 

NUGGET

SPARKS

(East Reno)

375 Rooms

7 Restaurants

Convention Facilities

"Little Bertha," the world's most talented performing elephant has been trained from her infancy by Jenda Smaha, a member of a three generation circus family, The 16 year old Indian pachyderm weighs 4,700bs and is fed a daily diet of a bale of hay, rolled oats, carrots and 30 gallons of water. Jenda presents "Little Bertha" nightly in the Circus Room Theater Restaurant.

 

 

The Smokey Twins

SMOKEY TWINS AT GAME HAVEN

Wild Life Ranch

Here you will see and enjoy a touch of the old west, one of the largest private buffalo herds in the mid west. Elk (native and Siberian), Deer, Texas Long Horns, Reindeer and many others. A wild life trophy room with 100 mounted native and African game heads and animals. Ranch located 1 mile south of Wolverine, Mich. on old 27, 40 miles south of Mackinac bridge. From I-75 use Wolverine exit. Ranch is only 2 miles from exit.

Friendly Horses

Kissing Chimp

WAITING FOR A KISS

Chimpanzee at the Monkey Jungle, 22 miles South of Miami, Florida.

 

Cat Whiskers

"Whiskers"

Bear Family

COPPER COUNTRY BEAR FAMILY

STROLLING ON HIGHWAY U. S. 41

KEWEENAWLAND

MICHIGAN'S COPPER COUNTRY 

PHOTO BY W. R. KRISTO

  

Yellowstone Bears

BEARS
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Among the abundant wildlife in Yellowstone National Park, many visitors find the bears most interesting. Playful and comparatively fearless, they are often seen and photographed along the scenic roads in the park.

Visiting Bears

Yipes! Visitors!

 

Alligator Wrestling

Spinetingling action showing a Seminole Indian brave alligator wrestling. One of the many tropical attractions at Aquafair, Miami, Florida.

 

Cat Fan Mail

HER LADYSHIP

postmarked 1967 

 

 

Two Cats in a Hat

More Fun Than a Barrel of Monkeys

Smokey Says Please!

Outdoor recreation is one of the many resources that are destroyed by forest fires.

Please, won't you be extra careful!

U.S. Department of Agriculture--Forest Service

1963-64

Bear Beggars In Yellowstone

Bear Beggars in Yellowstone National Park. These bears have become so tame they waylay the motorists begging for handouts.

postmarked 1962

Get a Load of That Cat

Hats Off!

Mischief Maker

Color by Chandoha