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COWBOY PHOTO POSTCARDS (22) REAL PHOTO POSTCARDS OF WORKING COWBOYS AND RANCH-HANDS IN THE AMERICAN WEST
Published by Various, 1917
Seller: Aardvark Rare Books, EUGENE, OR, U.S.A.
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
Postcards. Condition: Very Good. A small, curated collection of 22 real photo post cards (RPPCs) most of which depict range-riding, branding, round-up (Texas, Arizona, etc.) roping, breaking a horse, or just being asked to pose for a photograph. One is colorized. Five postcards are canceled with a 1˘ stamp; postmarks from North Dakota, Wyoming (20, Iowa, and Nevada. Most are dated before or around 1910, with the exception of one more commercial (?) card, dated 1937. Seven postcards have some sort of identifying writing on the back - either person-or-place names, and nine postcards are blank. Some of this fabulous grouping of photos of real working cowhands are just begging to be framed and hung on a wall.
