Collectibles

Sand painting on hand crafted paper featuring the iconic rock art panel seen on the Petroglyph Trail in Mesa Verde National Park. 

This set of unused US Postage stamps, issued between 1934 and 2004, has been assembled to remind you of your visit to Mesa Verde National Park and the Colorado Plateau.  The stamps illustrate the rich natural and cultural history and diversity of the region.  The stamps feature a variety of images including plants and wildlife, Native American arts, and historical figures and events. 

This is a replica edition of the set of ten commemorative stamps, denominations one cent through ten cents, issued by the U.S. Post Office in 1934 to honor National Park Year. The reproductions are enlarged 160% to demonstrate their artistic beauty and the technical proficiency of the engravers. The national parks depicted in the series are referred to as "the Crown Jewels of America."

Reproduction of the 1936 Mesa Verde Window Sticker.  3" Removable Sticker on a 4 ¼" X 6" Postcard.  Intended for indoor use.

This is one of ten commemorative stamps made of National Parks in 1934. The reproduction is enlarged 160%. Cliff Palace, with 217 rooms and 23 kivas, is the largest cliff dwelling in North America.