1960	1961	1962
Click for full size Navajo Country Adoph Heinze	Click for full size Navajo Silversmith E. Martin Hennings	Click for full size Indian Shepherd E. I. Couse
1963	1964	1965
Click for full size Grand Canyon - South Rim E. I. Couse	Click for full size Kachina Doll E. I. Couse	Click for full size Turquoise Bead Maker E. I. Couse
1966	1967	1968
Click for full size Monument Valley - Arizona Gerard C. Delano	Click for full size Land of the Navajos Gerard C. Delano	Click for full size Indian Wagon Camp Frederic Mizen
	1969
	Click for full size Evening Monument Valley Gray Bartlett

By the 1960's, the Santa Fe Railway had an extensive collection of original patintings. Their collection was in excess of 600 yet they decided to reuse some of the paintings for the 1963, 1964, 1965, and 1967 calendars: 1963 - Grand Canyon South Rim was first used in 1921 when it was titled      At Canyon's Rim. 1964 - Kachina Doll was first used in 1930 when it was titled      Hopi Katchina. 1965 - Turquoise Bead Maker was first used in 1926 with the same title. 1967 - Land of the Navajos was first used in 1942 when it was titled      Going to the Sing.         If no other information is available, one can tell the difference between the earlier and later versions by looking for the Santa Fe circle and cross logo. Until 1949, all calendars had the logo overlaid or watermaked on the image.