Description: MAY 1975 ARIZONA HIGHWAYS - PHOENIX ISSUE - NATIVE AMERICAN DRESS AND ARTWORK. The condition of these Ten (10) Magazines range from excellent to very good, with very, very slight wear and creases. A couple of the Magazines have slight label residue on the Front Cover (see pictures). See pictures for condition.This issue features the city of Phoenix in 1975. There is an aerial view of the "new" MetroCenter Mall, Looking south on Central Avenue (Del E. Webb Corporation, Greyhound Corporation, Armour & Companies), there is also a centerfold picture of downtown Phoenix, with the major buildings identified by number. There is a photo of "Arizona's tallest building" (at least in 1975), the Valley Center. There are also photos of the Phoenix Civic Plaza, Arizona State Capitol building, and the Arizona (LDS) Temple (Photos of both outside and inside). This issue features some of Phoenix favorite sons - Lou Grubb Automobile Dealership, Karl Eller, CEO of Phoenix-based Combined Communications Corporation, Dr. Lincoln Ragsdale, member of Phoenix Airport Advisory Board, Best-seller novelist, Glendon Swarthout, The Talleys of Talco Engineering Company, and Architect Bennie M. Gonzales. The article entitled "Symbols of Our Mutual Inheritance" have some very nice Native American art with patriotic themes (see scanned picture.) Modern Phoenix is intermingled with photos of Native American Dress, Jewelry and artwork. There are three pictures from the turn of the century with photos of old cars, horse and buggy and trolley cars. What a great piece of history this is. Articles include: SCALP DANCES, POW-WOWS, CONVENTIONS AND CELEBRATIONS PHOENIX 1975 – A CITY OF BUILDERS (With nice photo of the "newest and largest of the Valley's air conditioned malls, MetroCenter) (Great shot looking south on Central Avenue: Rosenzweig Center Home for the Del E. Webb Corporation, Greyhound Corporation - Armour and Companies)Aerial view of downtown Phoenix SYMBOLS OF OUR MUTUAL INHERITANCE FROM ONE SMOKE STORIES – MARY AUSTIN - 1934 FROM PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER – MAGGIE WILSON - 1975 ARCHITECT BENNIE M. GONZALES THE DYNAMIC TALLEYS (Talco Engineering Company) LOU GRUBB (Lou Grubb Chevrolet of Phoenix) THE ARIZONA TEMPLE (With many photos of this beautiful Mormon Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) KARL ELLER (President and CEO of Phoenix-based Combined Communications Corporation)THE VERSATILE RAGSDALES (Dr. and Mrs. Lincoln J. Ragsdale - Dr. Ragsdale is a member of the Phoenix Airport Advisory Board, Sky Harbor International) GLENDON SWARTHOUT (Internationally published best-seller novelist) Buyer pays shipping. Items are shipped Monday through Friday, except on holidays. Items are shipped the day following the holiday.If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
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Location: Sahuarita, Arizona
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
And Features: Native American Dress, Jewelry & Artwork
Publication Name: Arizona Highways
Signed: No
Bundle Description: Lot of 10 Magazines
Custom Bundle: Yes
ISSN: Does Not Apply
Also Features: Arizona Mormon Temple
MPN: Does Not Apply
Publisher: Arizona Highways
Modified Item: No
Publication Month: May
Publication Year: 1975
Format: Physical
Issue Number: 5
Publication Frequency: Monthly
Language: English
Volume: 51
Distribution: Paid Circulation
Contributors: Novelist Glendon Swarthout, Architect Bennie M. Gonzales
Features: Lot of 10 Arizona Highways, Illustrated
Genre: Art & Photography, Travel & Geography
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Topic: Native Americana
Subscription: No
