Vintage Pacific Northwest Photos
Limited Edition Prints & Memorabilia
Over 8 feet of open crevasse, climbing partner Gerry searches for E. H. Pearson’s lost tri-pod on Mt. St. Helens. The tri-pod was rescued and remains in the collection. More photographs of this mountain trip here.
St. Helens was known as a dangerous landscape prior to the 1980 explosion.
Thin black frame no mat
Final frame size: 41"x32.5"
Digital photo size: 40”x31.5”
Mat style: None
Limited edition of 25
Frames are custom cut and hand-made by Framebridge, who ships the photograph to you ready to hang. Framebridge’s mouldings are made of solid wood with premium finishes, including acid-free materials and acrylic with UV protection. Each frame is inspected by their experts to ensure perfection before it is shipped out to you from their studios here in the United States. International shipping is not available at this time.
Printing is done on large-format Epson printers using Premium Luster or Matte paper. with archival inks. Luster paper is 260 gsm and matte paper is 192 gsm. Printing is included in the price of your frame.
Photograph by E. H. Pearson
12 postcards with this order. These postcards are made from thick high-quality matte paper, so they serve as a great addition to a gift or just a thoughtful written note to a friend.
• 4/4 full bleed
• 300 GSM
• Paper thickness: 0.13″ (0.34 mm)
• Laminated feel
• White matte back with a small QR code or a bar code
• Blank product sourced from the US
Striking photograph of Mt. Baker by E.H. Pearson. Looking closely one can see vintage backcountry ski tracks on the distant slopes. Reminiscent of Group f/64, this picture has sharp focus throughout the frame. Your artwork is an exact duplicate of the last original paper development of this picture.
Thin Black Frame with White Mat
Final frame size: 26.25" × 21.35"
Digital photo size: 19"x14"
Mat style: White
Limited edition of 50
Frames are custom cut and hand-made by Framebridge, who ships the photograph to you ready to hang. Framebridge’s mouldings are made of solid wood with premium finishes, including acid-free materials and acrylic with UV protection. Each frame is inspected by their experts to ensure perfection before it is shipped out to you from their studios here in the United States. International shipping is not available at this time.
Printing is done on large-format Epson printers using Premium Luster or Matte paper. with archival inks. Luster paper is 260 gsm and matte paper is 192 gsm. Printing is included in the price of your frame.
Trail and safety information. Small individual maps of each section. Handwritten date at top, 10/16/73. From a box containing pamphlets relating to Pacific Northwest destinations.
Vintage Pacific Northwest
Mary Elsie Pearson
Mary spent a lifetime shaping conservation efforts in Seattle's Puget Sound. Working closely with friend and neighbor Emily Haig. Other affiliations include Seattle Mountaineers, the Nature Conservancy, and Washington Arboretum Foundation.
Eric Holger Pearson
Eric was a lifelong mountaineer. He carried a large format Graflex camera into the mountains. His photographic imagery depicts everyday life in undeveloped Pacific Northwest wilderness. His family lived in logging camps, eventually settling in Seattle in 1923.
The Collection
Some of the rarest photographs depicting Pacific Northwest history are kept in this collection. A romantic story of everyday life in early century mountaineering, conservation and Northwest timber.
