1910 Print Avalanche Willis Way Amphitheater Carbon Glacier Snow Cap Summit XGN1 XGY2 YTMM2A7B15C19

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This is an original 1926 black and white print ad for house entrances by Hartmann-Sanders Company located at 2164 Elston Ave

Please note there is also some light creasing in the margins of this print

This was found outside the temple at a-'Ubaid

1910 Print Avalanche Willis Way Amphitheater Carbon Glacier Snow Cap Summit XGN1 XGY2 YTMM2A7B15C19This is an original 1910 duotone halftone print of an avalanche falling on Willis Wall at the head of the great Amphitheater of Carbon Glacier. The cliff goes up to the Snow Cap which is visible on the Summit and is more than 4,000 feet high and nearly perpendicular. The amphitheater is what is called a glacial cirque and is a horseshoe shaped basin elaborated by the ice from a deep gash that existed originally in the Volcano's side. Photography by