Here’s another western version of a Union Pacific calendar previously shown here. In this case, only two months are different: March (shown below) and September.

Click to download an 31.0-MB PDF of this calendar.

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With this calendar, I now have east and west versions of every Union Pacific calendar from 1960 through 1966. The 1967, 1968, and 1970 calendars in my collection each contain one (in 1968 and 1970) or two (in 1967) photos from the east, but I’ve never found calendars that substituted western scenes for those photos and I suspect that UP had stopped doing two separate editions in those years. Of course, 1969 was the Howard Fogg calendar, and after 1970 UP returned to an exclusive use of western scenes.