1960 Manatee Co. Florida, Color Photos Brochure, Anna Maria Island, Palmetto

Description

B – 124. [1960s Chamber of Commerce Manatee County Florida Brochure]. All color photography. SIZE completely open is 9 x 16 inches. One small simple locater map. Fifteen great color photos (5 each of each locality). No captions, but many of the views are easily identifiable.
Front cover shows a Sloop docked on Manatee River… *  Surfing, Sunbathing, Waterskiing, Fishing in waters off Longboat Key and Anna Maria Island… * The Art League Building, Pittsburgh Pirates Spring Training game, South Florida Museum, Hospital in Bradenton… *  The Gamble Mansion (Ellenton), Snead Island, Waterfront homes along Manatee River, Golfing, in Palmetto.
CONDITION:
Minor corner and edge wear. Very Good condition
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Sold AS IS. Look carefully at the pictures to Judge Condition for Yourself.
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