[Geysers] Mystery Feature ca. 1888 on E-bay ?

[Udo Freund]

It's Orange Spring Mound.  All the other features on that page are also 
of the Mammoth area.  Devil's Kitchen, Pulpit Terrace, and Bath Lake 
were some of the others that were popular around the turn of the last 
century.

Udo Freund

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>   I suppose I am not the first to mention the fact that all sorts of interesting items related to Yellowstone come up on E-bay.  One can spend some fun time just looking through the listed items.
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>    I came across a set of magazine pictures from 1888 that include an engraving of a big cone, somewhat like Lone Star, which has a number of embedded old dead trees still sticking out of it.  It was apparently near a road, as there is a stage-coach going by in the background.  Perhaps this is something up near Mammoth, where deposits accumulate quickly, rather than being a geyserite formation ? 
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>    Any idea which feature this could be ?
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>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=370007900761&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=024
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