Woolaroc museum (4 resultados)

Paper. Condición: Good. Good copy paper 68 no. pp guidebook text and 4/C illus. throughout.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Book.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. Woolaroc, Bartlesville, OK. 1940. Softcover/Trade Wraps. Edition/Printing is not stated. The date is a guess as the brochure is undated but it does mention Frank Phillips' birthday in late 1939, Franklin D. Roosevelt is in office, the cost of the brochure was 25¢, and the phone number is Bartlesville 3200. Book is tight, square, and unmarked. Book Condition: Very Good +; light edge bumping and wear; small nick to rear wrap. No DJ. Indian Blanket design card stock wraps. Wraps are not bent or folded; spine is secure in saddle staples; text is secure in binding. 31 pp 8vo. This is the Welcome to Woolaroc brochure that in pictures and text gives the story and history of the Frank Phillips Ranch (Phillips Petroleum President), The Woolaroc Museum and Art Gallery, and of the many special collections available for viewing at Woolaroc. A very attractive brochure with little use or handling.…

[OKLAHOMA]. A set of six 6" x 9" color postcards of art located in the Woolaroc Museum. Art work pictured is by William R. Leigh, Frank Tenney Johnson, Frederic Remington, and Charles M. Russell. The remaining two postcards picture a herd of buffalo at Woolaroc, and the entrance to the museum. Also included is a 9" x 16" sheet printed on each side and folds to 9" x 4." The brochure includes a map to the Woolaroc Museum, along with numerous Western art, artifacts, and art objects that are housed in the museum. The name Woolaroc is a portmanteau of the words woods, lakes, and rocks that are featured in the Osage Hills of northeast Oklahoma where Woolaroc is located. The name was originally intended for the ranch house, but it soon became the name for the entire Frank Phillips ranch. Woolaroc is owned and operated by The Frank Phillips Foundation, Inc. founded in 1937 by oilman Frank Phillips and his wife Jane Phillips. In 1944, the Phillips donated all of their personal holdings of Woolaroc grounds, facilities, animals, collections, and art to the Foundation. At that time it was determined that the primary purpose of the Foundation was to assure the operation and the preservation of Woolaroc. The Foundation, a 501(c)(3), is headed by a Board of Trustees. The mission of Frank Phillips when he built Woolaroc in 1925 was to preserve the history of the West, educate, and entertain. Today, the Foundation and the employees of Woolaroc still follow that mission. --- Wikipedia. Postcards and brochure are fine and both housed in the original addressed and stamped mailing envelope which is in good condition.…