At first glance, this looks like the Frontier Shack booklet shown here before. But instead of opening up into 16 pages, today’s version unfolds into a six-panel brochure. Oddly, it is printed only on one side, so the six panels on the other side are left blank. Notice that the right side of the brochure has a ragged edge in keeping with the rustic bar that it describes.
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In addition to the front cover shown above, the back cover has the City of Denver logo and a panel next to it has a photo of the interior of the car. The other three panels have more photos plus text that is identical to the text found on pages 2 through 5 of the booklet. What’s missing from this brochure but found in the booklet is an item-by-item description of each of the antiques and memorabilia decorating the Frontier Shack’s walls.