Ella’s Frontier is one in a long line of Route 66 trading posts that the shiny new highway passed by. It is said that
Ella’s Frontier was built in 1847 or 1873 (predating the very telephone poles it was made of) and proudly proclaimed the oldest trading post on Route 66.
Photographed by Route 66 Historian and Photographer Jim Ross
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- Giclee 100% organic archival paper with organic pigment for a traditional and timeless look or
- Dye-Sublimated Printed Aluminum for a more contemporary feel. The printed aluminum is extremely archival and durable, scratch-resistant, highly saturated with a wide color gamut and high resolution. Modern and ready to hang on your wall with a low profile metal brace on the back
Editions run as follows for each medium:
Giclee
XSmall 16X20 Edition of 30
Small 24X36 - Edition of 25
Medium 36X48 - Edition of 20 -
Shown here with barn wood frame
Large 44X60 Edition of 15
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Framed option available in Washington DC and NYC only
Dye Sublimated Aluminum
Small 24X36 - Edition of 25
Medium 36X48 - Edition of 20
Custom sizes and other mediums are available upon request.
*The resolution of this print has been minimized for internet use.
**The measurements specify the paper size -depending on the image, the print will meet either the length or the width, whichever is larger.
