Unidentified Cinderellas........let's solve it !!

I've been googling away, but can't find anything!

I don't know what stamp that is, but this clue might help you hunt it up. That looks like the Glacier National Park red bus.

stevew  I've  just looked at a number of early photos of Galcier Nat'l Park and the busses- they look similar, but the "scenery" doesn't quite match

renden - Cinderellas or  collosal errors(!)...(no such luck)

Looked at Heych Hetchy (Yosemite) before it was flooded...but doesn't quite look right either.

Mystery (Cinderella)  stamps

Ryan  i saw that, and  another 30 or 40 from several sites, but the mount 'backdrops' didn't match-  for now i'm content  with "a red ciderella of a red bus tour"  late 20's by the looks of the vehilcle grills

wherever it is, it's mighty beautiful country!

I'm going to keep poking around for old photos

Londonbus1  Renden says you love "Cinderellas, so have a look!"

An unperforated Cinderella:

"Garden Art / Exhibit / Arts & Crafts Building / Lindenstrasse Inc."

Since there is a Lindenstrasse in Berlin, but not in Vienna, I am leaning towards the above being from Germany.  Any thoughts?

Thank you Ryan, riddle solved...Hamburg, Germany it is!  Most Cinderellas I've seen have a bit more information, such as a year (especially if for a specific Exhibition, fair) or a town or other location name.  Or otherwise some product or service being advertised.  Luckily the one above at least had the Lindenstrasse site as a clue!!!

As the one I have is not perforated, one-colored, and not overly fancy I assume there was less money spent on producing them, as German Cinderellas are often much more colorful or elaborate!

I've beeen there just in summer: wonderful place. I'm in love with the Alps. Although, I don't know the Rockies yet!

Well, the Stigia lagoon was the door of Greek Hades (or Hell) the bank was warded by a three heads dog "Cancerberus" (if I remember well) being written in English and despite the European look of the cinderella, it might well meam a club of cultivated, wealthy American philanthrops.

Further searches via internet suggest a nation of Stygians appears around 1934 in the fictional writings of Robert E Howard in his Sword and Sorcery genre stories of Conan the Barbarian , but that does not seem to connect with a founding in1892.and why there would be a 50th Halor liud whatever that is, in 1942 

This is not an attempt to "guess" the source of the cinderellas, but some background info on issues raised in follow-up posts.

In the US, at least, it is not rare for charitable/academic/social organizations to combine secrecy with publicity (hence, "initiation rites") and even occultic symbols -- when done so, usually in jest, but in extremely rare instances truly rather... 

Certainly the concept of "Stygian darkness", occasionally referred to especially in the early 20th Century in the US, plays in well with the jestful use of occultic concepts/symbols into organization "image or secrecy".  While I've never specifically heard of Styx/Stygia used in organizational context, there are plenty of examples of other Greek/Egyptian... "occultic" usages in some organizations (especially among college student organizations).

Stygian?