Vintage Seldom Seen Valley Mine Pennant

A colorful vintage souvenir pennant from Seldom Seen Valley Mine, a former tourist coal mine near St. Boniface and Patton, Pennsylvania. The pennant features bold red lettering, a coal train, mine entrance, miner illustrations, and a richly detailed landscape in blue, red, yellow, black, green, and cream.

At approximately 25 inches long, this is a substantial display piece with wonderful roadside Americana and Pennsylvania mining-history appeal. It would be especially striking in a gallery wall, office, den, or collection of vintage travel and industrial memorabilia.

Details:

Vintage felt souvenir pennant
Reads “Seldom Seen Valley Mine”
Marked “St. Boniface near Patton, Penna., Route 36”
Colorful coal-mining and train graphics
Blue felt with cream top binding
Approximately 25 inches long
Printed maker and patent information near the tip

Condition:
Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear. The pennant shows fading, creasing, surface wear, edge wear, and discoloration along the cream top binding. There is also visible wear near the narrow tip. Please review all photographs closely, as they are part of the description.