pcxgaragesale store RPPC 101 Ranch Show Cowboy Stars Ballard Photo For the next few weeks I will be selling postcards that came from a collection I bought in Oklahoma that were once owned by George Washington "Buck" Conner, who also spelled his last name Conner or Conners. This is a RPPC of the cowbow stars of the 101 Ranch Show. SXPC stamp box with "Ballard" as photographer. Great image From a collection I bought in Oklahoma that were once owned by George Washington "Buck" Conner, who also spelled his last name Conner or Conners. After Buck served in the Spanish American War, he joined the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show and became a manager for Indians in the show. He was a very close friend of Buffalo Bill, and Cody called him "one of the old guard" after Buck left. An early motion picture company sent Buck to the Mexican border to take movies during the Mexican Border War. Soon, afterward, Buck joined the Pawnee Bill Wild West Show. From 1913 in silent movies until the 1940s he was considered a B-Western movie star. See for reference: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0175413/ http://buckconnor.com/

pcxgaragesale Store RPPC W.E. HAWKES cowboy Charles Russell orig pictures For the next few weeks I will be selling postcards that came from a collection I bought in Oklahoma that were once owned by George Washington "Buck" Conner, who also spelled his last name Conner or Conners. This is as good as it gets. W.E. Hawkes writes to George "Buck" Connor with a picture of himself sitting in his western themed room at home in Vermont which he calls the "=70 Tepee" (=70 was his Idaho ranch brand) . Signed by Hawkes and mentioning all the Russel paintings / pictures on the wall. This postcard sold for about $400 at an auction several years ago, but it was NOT signed or noted by Hawkes himself. An incredible image. This card was written to Buck from Mr. W.E. Hawkes, Jr. The self-described “Historian of the Plains,” William E. Hawks was of that generation of easterner who traveled west and found his manhood. A graduate of Yale, Hawks spent time in the 1890s on a ranch near the Snake River, Idaho, but returned east to settle in Bennington, Vt., where he remained for the final thirty years of his life. He did not, however; leave the west completely behind. For years, he wrote authentic western stories for Cowboy Stories and he corresponded with authentic western types to capture their recollections of life in the west when the west was wild. Hawkes ranch and brand was know as the "=70" and can be seen on some of his self-made cards and actual animal brands. The best information I could find about W.E. Hawkes is located at: http://www.cowansauctions.com/auctions/item.aspx?ItemId=64829 From a collection I bought in Oklahoma that were once owned by George Washington "Buck" Conner, who also spelled his last name Conner or Conners. After Buck served in the Spanish American War, he joined the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show and became a manager for Indians in the show. He was a very close friend of Buffalo Bill, and Cody called him "one of the old guard" after Buck left. An early motion picture company sent Buck to the Mexican border to take movies during the Mexican Border War. Soon, afterward, Buck joined the Pawnee Bill Wild West Show. From 1913 in silent movies until the 1940s he was considered a B-Western movie star. See for reference: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0175413/ http://buckconnor.com/

I personally crafted this display in March 2011. It Depicts a rusted metal/raised lettering replica of Sheriff Pat Garretts Door Sign at the Old Lincoln County Sheriffs Office, it also displays a tin replica of the Lincoln Co Badge. The $ 500.00 Reward parched paper shown (3D Raised and aged edges) in the center of the display is an exact duplication of the one issued by then NM Governor Lew Wallace and sent back by the Lincoln County Sheriff after shooting Billy The Kid. At the bottom right corner you can observe where Patt Garrett wrote "Governor, The Deed Is Done" Signed Pat Garrett. This Display has a personal connection for me as I am a resident of New Mexico and was inspired after visiting Lincoln County Court House, Fort Sumner and many of the places where Billy The Kid Traveled, including the burial sight of this famous outlaw. This is a one of a kind piece and I will never attempt to duplicate nor even make another of such catagory as to preserve its unique display-design. The frame was acquired from a farmers market sales and is old unto itself. I would love to know it is being displayed in a nice office, personal study or anywhere in which it may be seen and discussed by those who look upon it. It is a very nice collectable item that speaks to the old western outlaw history with a classy touch. I am confident you will agree when you see it hanging on your wall or the person to who you gift it. Billy the Kid was one of the most notorious outlaws of the American West. According to legend, he killed at least 21 men, one for every year of his young life, before he was gunned down in the Chihuahuan Desert by New Mexico Sheriff Pat Garrett. While fact and myth are often difficult to separate, it seems Billy the Kid earned his reputation as one of the the Desert Southwest's most prolific killers. History records that in a period of just 4 years, he fought in at least 16 shootouts, killed at least 4 men himself, and assisted in the murder of at least 5 others. Billy's Untimely End On July 14, Pat Garrett, together with two deputies, sat in a darkened bedroom at the Fort Sumner ranch home of Billy's friend, Pete Maxwell. Garrett was asking Maxwell about Billy's whereabouts when Billy, in his stocking feet, unexpectedly entered Maxwell's quarters, spotting, but not recognizing Garrett in the dim light. "Quien es? Quien es?" -- "Who is it? Who is it?" were the last words Billy ever uttered. Garrett pumped two shots from his revolver, one of which went straight into Billy's heart. Billy the Kid was buried the next day at Fort Sumner cemetery between his two outlaw pals, Tom O'Folliard and Charlie Bowdre, where his grave can be seen to this day. Although he didn't live to celebrate his 22nd birthday, Billy the Kid remains one of the notorious legends of the AmericanWest.

Panoram'c Real Photo Postcard of Real Wild West Show-101 Ranch-Season 1914 Size: 16 1/2" X 3 1/2" Never Mailed Please Look at Pictures to see condition of Card Please email me if you have any questions Shipping $1.00 for First and $ .25 for each other Postcard If you are happy, please leave me some good Feedback Thanks for stopping by and Please Look at my other auctions

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RPPC Studio photo image of a Cowboy and Cowgirl wearing full western wear. Both have pistols and woman is carrying a riding quirt. Invisible signature. A terrific post card, classic, ca 1915 - 1920. Mint condition. Powered by eBay Turbo ListerThe free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.

STRAIGHT OUT OF A CONNECTICUT ATTIC!!!!! AN UNUSUALLY LARGE POSTCARD ALBUM OVER 4" THICK AT THE SPINE CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 340 (approx. THREE-HUNDRED FORTY) POSTCARDS ALL IN "AS FOUND" CONDITION. Subjects include scenes inside and outside of the PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINES totaling around 8-10 cards; scenes out in the mid-West including about 6-8 of NORTH DAKOTA; about 12 of THE NEW JERSEY SHORE: about 12 of the NEW JERSEY LAKE DISTRICT; ABOUT 8-12 OF SARASOTA & GREAT LAKES AREAS; about 6-8 of NATIVE AMERICAN Indiens; about 6-10 of RAILROAD STATIONS AND DEPOTS including in several the DAKOTAS; approximately FIFTY (50) of YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK out West by HAINES; New England & the BOSTON AREA; Connecticut; some fishing scenes; scenes at the 1000 ISLANDS; scenes of boats and ships; several of PENNSYLVANIA & the POCONOS; about 12 REAL PHOTO POSTCARDS; some Easter and Thanksgiving cards; a Teddy Bear card; some nice onesw of CANADA; maybe 50 overseas in Europe; scenes in NY STATE and Chicago & Minnesota; . 1 or 2 from Jamaica; and it goes on and on. REALLY QUITE THE ALBUM and a wonderful mix!!!!! Maybe three cards to six cards has a condition problem with some paper loss to image from glue or something sticking and lifting sections off, else very good to fine! AS SHOWN ABOVE. LUCKY BUYER PAYS $18.00 FOR MEDIA MAIL W/ DELIVERY CONFIRMATION. WE DO NOT SHIP BY UPS as they rip open boxes insured at $100 or more seeking to deny shipments containing antiques. Insurance extra at $2.75 up to $200 value and $1.25 for each $100.00 thereafter. ALL SHIPMENTS NORMALLY MADE THROUGH USPS - BUT WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SEND BY FEDERAL EXPRESS GROUND INSURED. OVERSEAS & CANADIAN must pay $50.00 for minimally insured or REGISTERED signatured delivery by AIR POST - for easy Customs clearance. GEORGIA STATE RESIDENTS MUST PAY 7% STATE SALES TAX ON WINNING BID PRICE. GOOD LUCK & THANKS FOR LOOKING!!!! WE COMBINE SHIPPING!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ranch 101 Photo Postcard Red Sublette and Wife Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge REAL PHOTO POSTCARDRED SUBLETTE AND HIS WIFETHIS CARD IS FROM JOHN DIXON "RED" SUBLETTE.....DIXON AND MARY.SENT TO MR A C SUBLETTEMESSAGEWASH DCHELLO A????HERE WE AREDIXON AND MARYPOSTALLY USED JUNE 5 1923TITLED MARY AND RED SUBLETTE WASHINGTON DCRED SUBLETTE WAS A FAMOUS RODEO CLOWN WHO WORKED FOR THE RANCH 101 SHOWHE WAS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE BEST AND ONE OF THE HIGHEST PAID RODEO CLOWNS OF HIS DAYCHECK OUT MY OTHER LISTINGS FOR SOME REAL PHOTO RANCH 101 POSTCARDSRED SUBLETTE , COWGIRLS, AND INDIANS.BUYER TO PAY 2.50 S/H.PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS BUYER TO PAY S/H/I ANYTHING OVER 50.00 REQUIRES INSURANCE!!!!!! I WILL ADD THIS TO YOUR INVOICE TOTAL!!!!! PAYMENT DUE IN 5 DAYS Affordable Auction Management and Image Hosting Solutions @ inkFrog i000000

** DO NOTE 3 DAY AUCTION ** AZO stampbox - early 1900s period - real photo taken at Round Up Saloon - near mint - postally unused - great outfits - guns - please view other western photos listed..S/H is $1 in US

This is a lot of 57 + antique postcards by Doubleday of rodeos in Montana, Wyoming, Texas, Nebraska, Colorado ect. in the early 1900's. I have tried to show the variety of the cards. Postcards of early cowgirls! Love it. It seems that someone ripped them out of a scrap album but all 57 are in good condition with no tears or rips. I will also send 4-5 more that have rips or tears. The back of the postcards are shown as well to give you an idea of what they look like. Some are better than others of course. I have shown the worse. Really cool to look at. Great photography. Please ask any questions before you bid and make sure you look closely at the pictures as this is the set you will receive. Sold as is. Please be sure to check out my other auctions, I will combine shipping. Shipping will be via USPS Priority Mail. No international bidders please. snakebiteharley store