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Bull-Drawn Wagon 101 Ranch RP KA
"Crossing The Great American Desert Near Dodge City, Kansas, 1849."
Photo by W. H. Martin, made on the 101 Ranch. Transportation, real
photo, cowboy, western americana, circus. Grade II
Calamity Jane with the Rifle RP
" Calamity Jane, Gen. Crook's Scout." Martha Jane Canary (1848-1903)
was born in Princeton, Missouri. This woman wore men's clothing,
chewed tobacco and was handy with a gun. Before she was 20, General
Cook appointed her a scout. From that time on her life was pretty
lively. She had unlimited nerve and entered into the work with
enthusiasm, doing good service on a number of occasions. Real photo
(from a photo), published by Robbins-Tillquist Co., Spokane,
Washington. Grade II
Cow Ladies Horses Real Photo KS
"Four Of The Greatest Lady Riders In The World." Copyright by W. H.
Martin. Taken on the 101 Ranch. Published by The North American Post
Card Co., Kansas City. Transportation, occupation, sports, circus.
Used 1910. Grade III
Indian Chief Gunfight Real Photo KS
"Perils of the Plains, 1852." Copyright by Martin Post Card Co.,
Kansas. Taken on the 101 Ranch. Transportation, rifle, Western,
Circus, Native Americans. Grade II
Cowboys Horse Real Photo KS
"Cow Boys Ready For Action. Kingman, Kansas. Cattleman's Picnic."
Photo by W. B. Montgomery. Transportation, occupation. Used Dodge
City. Grade II
Horse & Cow Calf SD Real Photo
"The fast disappearing Cow-poney at Work. Branding Claves 1907. Co.
Bjeklkstrom Ranch Hayes Stanley Co., South Dakota." Photo by Fish.
Occupation, cowboy, pig, breeding, veterinary. Used 1908 Capa, South
Dakota. Grade II
Cowgirls & Horses Martin Real Photo
"Four of the greatest lady riders in the world." Copyright 1909 by
W. H. Martin, #101. Published by The North American Post Card Co.,
Kansas City. Transportation, sports, cowboy hat, 101 Ranch, circus.
Grade I
Jack Stilwell Real Photo
Jack's claim to fame came when he join the military as one of George
Forsyth's scouts. During a patrol of the plains, the military unit
was pinned down by the celebrate Cheyenne Dog Soliders on an island
in a shallow stream. This event became known as the Battle of
Beecher Island. Jack Stilwell was the brother of Frank Stilwell who
was killed by the Earps in Tucson, AZ. Shortly after his brother was
killed Jack arrived in Tombstone and joined the posse to arrest the
Earps. The Earps, however, had left Arizona. Later, Jack was a judge
in Texas. Non-postcard back. Grade I
Payne Cowboy Real Photo
Notation on back: "Gunman and gambler of Old West." Outlaw.
Non-postcard back. Grade
Gun Man McIntyre Real Photo
"Jim McIntyre, noted Texas Panhandle Gun Man." Western Americana,
Wild West. Non-postcard back. Grade II
Stage Coach Driver Landon Real Photo
Western Cowboy Real Photo
"Jim Satterwhite". Circa 1930. Grade I
Western Scouts of the Prairie RP
Real photo of "Wild Bill", "Texas Jack", and "Buffalo Bill". Grade
III
Kansas Bank Robbed by Outlaws Real Photo
"The Condon Bank at Coffeyville, Kansas, one of the two banks the
Dalton brothers attempted to rob…Oct. 5, 1892. "Type-written portion
of a letter glued on back, "…your version of the man with the
Winchester is right as he cleaned that gant out, our town was hat up
over Dick Broadwell being killed with that gang…The Daltons were not
bad fellows but had a grudge…" Published circa 1930. Non-postcard
(blank) back. Grade III
Outlaw Calamity Jane Real Photo
"Calamity Jane." Grade II
Cowboy Roping Real Photo
"Steer Roping by M. Shongay at Clarks Fair." Western, cow. Grade II
Cowboys Horses Real Photo CO
"Cowboys on the round up, Sterling , Colorado." Transportation,
occupation, Wild West.
Cowgirl Rushing Horse
"#782 Cow Puncher Girl." Published by Willamson & Haffner Co.,
Denver. Used 1908 Classport, Pennsylvania. Grade III
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