Here are some more blotters from the Dale Hastin collection. With one exception, they are of indeterminate date, but most appear to be from before 1933. Click images to download PDFs, which are about 500 to 600 KB in size.

The beautiful colors in the illustrations of national parks on this blotter are somewhat muted by the background color; they would have been more dramatic on a white or other light background. I would guess this blotter is from the 1920s.

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This blotter, which seemingly plays upon popular western movies or dime novels, is from no later than 1932, after which UP stopped using the word “system” in its logo.

Another Union Pacific System blotter that dates from 1932 or before.