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Dry Mesa was the collossus of his work, the most productive site in the 20th century after Barnum Brown has finished his work early in the century. This image shows one of the more extravagent specimen’s from the quarry, the foreleg of one of the giant sauropods. I lost track as He seemed to have done since he improperly named at least on. But whatever, he took this same leg and had it suspended from a derrick to create the impression that it was freestanding. These images found their way into international advertising for 15 years. It showed up inthe late in full-pages taken out by IBM..
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