1940s Mt. Hood Ski Patrol Rescue Article & Timberline Lodge Magazine Spread For Sale

Explore this vintage magazine spread from the 1940s, featuring a compelling multi-page article titled "NATIONAL SKI PATROL MAKES PERILOUS RESCUES HIGH ON SLOPES OF MT. HOOD." This historical piece offers a fascinating glimpse into the early days of ski patrol operations at Oregon's iconic Mt. Hood, showcasing the dedication of volunteers and the challenges of mountain rescues. The spread includes several photographs depicting student skiers taking climbing lessons, active ski patrol members, and detailed views of the renowned Timberline Lodge, built by the WPA. Also featured are the beloved St. Bernard ski patrol mascots, Boreall and Lady.Beyond the primary ski patrol feature, this collectible ephemera includes additional period content such as a classic "Li'l Abner" comic strip, an advertisement for Cream of Wheat, and an article on the "ART of making a good highball" with a White Rock ad. Another section, "Inside story of the Easter Parade," illustrates 1940s fashion with images of undergarments by Ruth Stone for Hickory. This spread provides rich historical context, capturing a moment in time with its diverse content, making it a unique addition for collectors of ski history, Oregoniana, vintage advertising, or 1940s cultural artifacts.