A sun-drenched bird's-eye view sweeps across the Coronado peninsula, placing the legendary Hotel Del Coronado front and center — its iconic red-coned turrets and sprawling white Victorian wings anchored between Pacific sands and a glittering San Diego Bay beyond. The linen-texture printing saturates the scene with vivid mid-century color: emerald palms, terracotta rooftops, and the hotel's seaside pool and tennis courts laid out like a resort blueprint. Opened in 1888 and a National Historic Landmark, "The Del" hosted presidents, film crews (Some Like It Hot was filmed here in 1958), and countless honeymooners who checked in simply as "and wife." This unused example, printed by Western Publishing & Novelty Co. of Los Angeles, captures the property at the height of its glamour-era appeal, before post-war development crowded the island's lush green canopy visible here in every direction.