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An antique real photo postcard from 1924, depicting Cedar Breaks in Utah and a man looking thru binoculars.
NOTE: See the lower left corner and how it appears 'R.D. Adams' has been covered up. While this was likely taken by R.D. Adams, perhaps it was a photo of him - taken by a traveling partner or assistant. In my mind ... R.D. said, 'Nope - I did not take this 'Selfie' ... and had the finisher black-out his trademark label. A fun mystery!
Cedar Peaks was not declared a U.S. National Monument until August 1933, a full 9-years after this photo was taken.Providence, found in Grandpa's old trunk with items dated 1920-25 and personal photos of a 'Utah Roadtrip' dated 1924.
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