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EB4131
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Arizona Cowboy
With Pistol and 1873
Winchester Cabinet Photo |
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Cabinet photo, cut to fit matting (see back image). Shows him in the field holding his 1873 Winchester. There is a pistol in the holster at his side. He also wears a bandolier with cartridges. Reverse has a stamp of the photographer "H. (?) Photographer, Tucson, A.Z. Approximately 5" x7" overall. |
SALE $45.00 |
WEST7-
EB1895 |
Imperial Cabinet Photograph
Seven Falls Cheyene Canon |
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Titled on front "36. Seven Falls. Cheyene Canon." Back has description
The Manitou and Pike's Peak Railway J.G. Hiestand Official Photographer..." Circa 1890's. There are some small breaks to the border at the bottom of the photo (see image link). Approximately " x8" overall. |
SALE $28.00 |
WEST7-
EB4137
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Imperial Cabinet Photograph
Kicking Horse Canyon |
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Titled "Kicking Horse Canyon" in British Columbia, it shows the canyon and falls. Image has two punch holes on right side where it was in a book of other photos. This came from the Schaeffer collection of western photography. Approximately 4-3/4" x 7" overall. Circa 1870's. |
SALE $28.00 |
WEST7-
EB4149
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Photograph of Seals
on Seal Rock,
San Francisco |
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Unmounted cabinet photograph of seals and walrus on the rocks in San Francisco Harbor. Titled "32. Seals on Seal Rocks S.F." Image approximately 6" x8" overall. Mounted on black album paper. From the Schaeffer Western Photograph Collection. |
SALE $25.00 |
WEST7-
EB4159
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Unmounted Cabinet
Photograph Ute Iron Springs
Hotel Near Pike's Peak
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Unmounted cabinet photograph, circa 1890's, of Ute Iron Springs (colorado) near Pike's Peak. It shows the Springs Pavillion, hotel and souvenir shop of Joseph G. Heistand, the famous photographer. He was also a mineralogisst and taxidermist. His store was a regular stop on the trolly that ran from Manitoux to the Depot of Manitoux & Pike's Peak Cog Railroad. The train tracks are visible to the left. Most likely taken by Heistand himself. Part of the Schaeffer Western photography collection. Small damage to image on lower left corner (see photo link). The style of the pavilion identifies to Circa 1890. Approximately 5-1/5" x 7-1/5" overall. |
SALE $ 30.00 |
WEST7-
91-211 |
Buffalo Bill
Pawnee Bill
Photo Postcard
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Shows Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill in civilian clothes. Labeled "The only photograph ever taken on Buffalo Bill & Pawnee Bill in dress clothes." Approcimately 3-1/2" x 5-1/2" overall, card has a "glazed" finish on front. Back is undivided, unused, "Made in U.S.A." |
SALE $ 7.00 |
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