
The sign sits lower in the frame as the handheld camera settles, showing more of the conifer forest behind the log frame.
1970 · Grand Canyon, Arizona, United States
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Read the licensing guideRouted wooden 'Entering Grand Canyon National Park' sign on a log frame at the North Rim, Arizona, circa 1970, with all five lines of lettering in view.
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1970 · Grand Canyon, Arizona, United States
Still image · $49

1970 · Grand Canyon, Arizona, United States
Still image · $49

1970 · Grand Canyon, Arizona, United States
Still image · $49
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Source format: 8mm home movie.
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The dark routed-wood board with white rounded lettering on a heavy log frame may show the rustic National Park Service sign style in use around the 1960s and 1970s.
Small-gauge colour film with visible grain, soft focus, mild handheld weave, cool blue-green shadows and a bright, nearly washed-out meadow.
The sign credits the U.S. Department of the Interior and National Park Service, and its forest-and-meadow setting matches the high-country approach to the North Rim.
No people appear; the sign shows federal agency wording rather than a commercial brand, and buyers should make their own assessment of any use that implies agency endorsement.
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