Some scanned stuff, this. Postcards and other things I have lying about.
This is done up GN.Com stylee, the snaps pop up in a separate window.
When yr done admiring them, close the window, do a jig, and click another.

Argentinean Freeway junction in the Buenos Aires area:
You're looking south on the Avenida Presidente Arturo U. Illia
the Camino Buen Ayre Freeway crosses.
Avenida Tte. Gral J. A. Roca at the Camino del Buen Ayre Freeway.
A ground level shot of the above junction looking the opposite direction.
US 101-US 299 junction near Redwood City, CA.
A Jeremy Lance scanned snap.
Collage of sines found at the JN of US 6/CA SH 11(Figureoa Blvd)
and CA SH 10(nee CA SH 42-Manchester Blvd). This is Watts, about a block west
of the present Harbor Freeway(IH 110).
A Jeremy Lance scanned snap.
The un-mütated version of "Cut Them Off At the Past".
A staged NJ lane change on a mint section of the IH 5 near downtown L.A.
A Jeremy Lance scanned snap.
Click this puppy and look at the distant side of the corner.
There's a stoplight.
This is an old skool CA stop sine-marked LAPD, no less.
CA never used yellow stop signs to my knowlege.
A shot of the Hollywood Freeway hard by the Hollywood Bowl
looking north into Cahuenga Pass. About 10 years newer than
the snap below.
“In 1940 this beautiful illuminated fountain of the Muses of Music, Dance and Drama was completed for the entrance to the Hollywood Bowl by the
Federated Arts Projects at a cost of $100 000.”
Also featured in the shot is the Cahuenga Pass (Hollywood)Freeway(US 101).
The Dallas Fort Worth-Turnpike and Belt Line Road
(LOOP 12-now Walton Walker Road) Junction-now JN 38 on the IH 30.
This snap shows a situation that no longer exists.The junction has moved to
the south of the Turnpike. The view is west toward Fort Worth.
Farm to Market Road(FM) 800 in the Rio Grande Valley.
The George Washington Bridge looking in from the NW.

“July 1955:
Crossed this bridge many times to go to Hampton Beach from Salisbury.
Toll 15¢”. That was the message on the postcard.
This is in Massachusetts.
A shot of the Golden Gate Bridge.
JAMES RIVER BRIDGE-NEAR NEWPORT NEWS VA
“Across the mouth of the James(Jim to friends) River
four and one-half miles in length over open tidal water and is trestle bent type with vertical lift span.”
US 17-long the only bridge link in the Tidewater area.
Japanese urban freeway-in Kyoto, I think.
Japanese mountain road-no clue where.
Looks Dramamine®-o-riffic to me.
Ha-National Highway 153!
Heading west out of Toyko, Tri-City, My Monster Island.
Looking towards Mount Fuji,
where Gorgonzola the Cheese Monster was kipping.
Japanese freeway in winter.
Another Japanese freeway.
A Japanese road passing by a stand of cacti. Figure that one.
Japanese mountain highway.
Another Japanese highway winding thru the countryside.
Meanwhile, back in the States, We cruise along US 44 near Kerhonkson.
From the KY State Highway map for 1964, a cruise on the Mountain Parkway approaching Slade.
(per The Kemtucky Transport Cabinet NERR!).
Spiffy® car, eh?
Back in New York along the “Mohican Trail in the Catskill Mountains”.
The card was published by “Kingston News Service”
STILL in New York along the “Mohican Trail in the Catskill Mountains”.
The card was published by “Kingston News Service”

There are a couple of “Mohican Trails” one is “The Mohican Trail,
NY routes US 9, NY 9N, NY 22 and US 4 in a circuit around Lake George,
are littered($50.00 fine for Littering, pal!)with historic sites as well as great scenery.
Beginning at the junction of routes US 9 and NY 67 north of Albany, this loop proceeds north to Ticonderoga, passing through Saratoga, Glens Falls and the touristy town of Lake George on its way.
Turning south on Route NY 22 and then Route US 4, the Mohican Trail visits Whitehall, Fort Ann, Fort Edward”
That info comes from THIS site;
and then NY 23 is also identified by this name-these snaps are likely the latter.
Info courtesy Doug Kerr/Hope Farm Press(link just below).
“The beginning of the Rip Van Winkle Trail near Saugerties, NY.”
Actually, according to what I could find from Hope Farm Press;
this sounds a LOT like NY 23A-which starts just south of Catskill.
A shot of NY 218's highest point.
On *My* NY 218 page, my photo was taken
from the rightmost part of the notch.
Not a road snap, but something I'm very familar with:
The Orange Blossom Memorial in Goshen, NY.
Change the cars up and shoot this in color and it would be much the same.
This is at a bend in NY 207 in Goshen.
I get “Orange” for Orange County
(after a Dutch noble-William of Orange IIRC)
But if you tried to grow oranges around here,
most of the time you'd get frozen OJ.
Willie was digging the blackberries and cracker berries(?)
in Walden NY in July 1931.
This shot may be NY 52 west of Walden.
It reminds me of Walker Valley west of Pine Bush, truth be told.

Fort Ticonderoga Ferry
“Crossing between Fort Ticonderoga, NY and Shoreham VT.
7 minute crossing on beautiful Lake Champlain
By using this direct route, you have an opportunity to visit
Fort Ticonderoga-Ausable Chasm-North Pole-Lake Placid,
And the scenic route to Montreal, QC.
20 miles to the world's largest marble exhibit at Proctor, VT.”
Hotel Putnam in Beninngton VT.
This is at the southwest corner of the US 7 and VT 9 junction.
“The Putnam House was built in 1873 by Henry W. Putnam. It contained offices of railway companies and was a gentlemen’s club. During Prohibition the Putnam house was closed after a police raid found illegal alcohol. The Hotel has been used for many different purposes throughout the years, including dorm rooms for
Southern Vermont College students”
You can see a modern picture here.
That's also where I got the above text :)
There are also snaps of this junction facing the opposite direction on my Albany Vidcaps page.
Pownal Valley, VT-South of Bennington on US 7
Pownal Center-on US 7 south of Bennington, VT
Gotta click this one. An example of creative cartography on a postcard
for the Georgian Hall Motor Lodge in Camp Hill, PA.
The Suspension Bridge from Queenstown to Lewiston on the Niagra River.
And Now for Something Completely Different:
US 95 in Nevada in 1953.
US 50 west of Carson City in 1953.
Then to Brisbane, QLD for flyover-o-rama on the Riverside Expressway.
This is probably the most photographed freeway in OZ because
it's so full of flyoverly goodness.
This snap is the money shot on a Readers Digest motoring guide.
TWIN PEAKS ON MT RUSHMORE HIGHWAY, BLACK HILS SO. DAK.
“This interesting view is seen shortly after leaving Mount Rushmore Memorial
on the way to Harney Region”
US 16 A heading north to Keystone.
The postcard is marked 9th Sept 1960.
The sender was amazed at the rock formations. 
Spanish Autopista, unfortunately unidentified. :P
“Carreterra de Castellreçol a Moia”-a Spanish road.
Street scene in the Town of Sabadell in Spain sometime in the early '80's.
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE AND FEDERAL BUILDING, SPRINGFIELD MISSOURI
“This beautiful building, completed in 1933,
is located on Boonville and Central Avenue.”
The real star of the show of course, is the spiffy 4-way signal.
This was sent along on 24th August 1959.
The writer couldn't find any Post Office postcards until this point.
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Phoenix AZ
Now, I could care less about that.
I copped to this snap because it features a Tim Brown Especial.
W/reflective buttons, no less.
Ralph and Edna rilly dug Phoenix, BTW.
It was a cool day in August 1953-only 106°!
Texas Tourist Information center on US 80 at the New Mexico border
(near Anthony, TX-current IH 10 JN 0)Late 1950's.
US 62 and US 180 in the Guadalupe Mountains northeast of El Paso.
The Justly Infamous Triple Overpass in Dallas in more benign times.
US 81 dual carriageway near Belton, TX.
Vero Beach, FL-Intercoastal Waterway early 1970's
Dot and Howard visited their friend Jack who had fallen off
the roof and broke his leg! Ow. Sorry, mate.
Amazing what you find on these cards.
Sent 29th March 1971.
The center of the EVIL EISENER EMPIRE before it got too out of control.
ILL 80 and railway near Mississippi Palisades State Park.
The Mystery Roach of the set, this one. It's marked “White Mt.s” and undated.
It's three snaps glued to a card for a panoramic view.

Photos came from a LOT of Sources: Postcards I've got, Spanish photos are from
“Intineraris Per Catalunya i Balears ” and are credited to Jordi Gumí
Texas photos are from the 1959 Texas Almanac and are credited to the TX Highway dept.
The Oz Riverside Expressway photo is uncredited, as are the KY and NV photos,
which came from the official state maps of 1964 and 1953 respectively.
The ILL 80 photo comes from a pamphlet for the Mississippi Palisades State Park.
Argentinean photos are courtesy of the Argentine Auto Club.
The Japanese photos come from my 1980's road atlas stash. Enjoy Grand Touring.