Each glass is 6-1/2" tall with 2-1/4" wide bases. The sides flare out and up slightly to the 2-3/4" wide gold trimmed rolled rims.

All glasses have an enamel painted medallion on the back with

COLORADO

Rush To The Rockies Centennial 

1959

over a drawn outline of covered wagons , a bow and arrow and a buffalo

The fronts of the glasses have a variety of enamel painted images of the history of this event

*2 glasses are "The Arrival of the First Passenger Train into Denver" featuring a steam engine pulling draped in orange banners and flags, settlers standing on each side of the track

*2 glasses are "Discovery of Gold At Little Day Creek"  Summer of 1858 featuring two miners beside a creek panning for gold one has his arm raised in celebration

*One glass is "Kit Carson discussing treaty with Ute Chief Ouray" Ft. Garland 1866 featuring Carson sitting at a desk with Chief Ouray standing in front.

*One glass is "The Battle of La Glorieta Pass" March 1862 featuring a General and soldiers , one holding the American Flag, the other a Dixie Flag

*One glass is "Opera House at Central City" The Richest Square Mile On Earth, featuring a gentleman and lady dressed in their finest standing in front of the Opera House, a man in the foreground ringing a bell

All glasses are free from damage

No chips or cracks

Frosted sides are intact and free from scratches

Enamel painted designs are free from scratches, fading or dulling

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