1970's Great Seal of State of New Mexico at Clines Corners

A standard-sized card, #27805, from Baxter Lane Co., Texas, and a John Payne photo. Tiny corner dings are this print's only fault, but is sharp and clean otherwise. The back describes:

"The late Mr. S.L. Smith found this historical and ingenious masterpiece in an attic in Santa Fe and moved it to Clines Corners where you'll find it located at the cashier's stand. The hardware firm which fashioned this seal circa 1912 when New Mexico was admitted to the Union, made it a unique display by utilizing the following items from their stores: Spoons, knives, thumb tacks, staples, blank keys, hook latches, old fashioned pen points and a blacksnake whip patterned on a background of black velvet. See this seal on your next trip through Clines Corners."