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Vintage postcard depicts the majestic El Capitan, the highest point in Texas, located within Guadalupe Mountains National Park. The front features a colorful landscape view of the peak under a cloudy sky, while the reverse side provides historical context, noting its use as a look-out post by Indians and its alternative name, Signal Peak, with an elevation over 9600 feet. Published by Graphic Facts of America out of Alamogordo, New Mexico, this unposted card serves as a classic piece of Southwestern Americana and travel memorabilia.
Subject: El Capitan peak
Location: Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas
Publisher: Graphic Facts of America
Card Number: 10664
Era: Linen (c. 1930-1945)
Type: Printed (Lithograph)
Finish: Linen texture
Postage: Unposted
Theme: National Parks, Mountains, Southwestern US
Orientation: Landscape
Color: Multi-color
Keywords: Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Signal Peak, Southwestern Americana, Travel Souvenir, Vintage Lithograph, Texas History, Mountain Landscape, Desert Aesthetic, Graphic Facts of America, Collectible Ephemera, West Texas, Culberson County, Nature Photography, Retro Decor
