BUFFALO BILL PHOTOGRAPH & ENVELOPE POSTMARKED 1917.

CODY, William F. (BUFFALO BILL) (1846-1917). Group of Buffalo Bill photographs. Seven pieces, six framed and one unframed images of Buffalo Bill, Buffalo Bill’s Wild West, and Cody’s grave

W.F. Cody, "Buffalo Bill" Signed 1890's Photo. At one-time the best-paid performer in the land, Cody died penniless in 1917. During his lifetime and in the years since, he has had his share of debunke

W.F. Cody, "Buffalo Bill" Signed 1890's Mounted Photo. At one-time the best-paid performer in the land, Cody died penniless in 1917. During his lifetime and in the years since, he has had his share of

Cody William Buffalo Bill Portrait - Vintage, Oversized Photograph Vintage oversized sepia-colored photograph of Wild West entertainer William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody (1846-1917). In

A. G. Lucier photographer, Powell, Wyoming. Shoshone Dam project souvenir photo packet with 16 double photographs with scene description; includes one sheet with Buffalo Bill. Original envelope and in

[CODY, William Frederick (“Buffalo Bill”) (1846-1917)]. Cabinet card depicting Buffalo Bill. Late 19th/early 20th century. Photograph of “Buffalo Bill” Cody mounted on pressed

C.1870'S CARTE DE VISITE PHOTOGRAPH OF W.F. CODY - BUFFALO BILL. THIS EARLY PORTRAIT SHOWS A STANDING CODY IN UNIFORM. STAIN IN UPPER PORTION OF THE CARD NOT AFFECTING THE IMAGE. SCARCE. 3"X6"

PHOTOGRAPH OF BUFFALO BILL READING THE NEWSPAPER. FROM THE ORIGINAL FREDERICK GLASIER GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES AS DEVELOPED AT THE REQUEST OF JOHN HURDLE, THEN CURATOR OF THE RINGLING MUSEUM (SARASOTA, F

(lot of 10) Vintage rodeo and related pictures, photo post cards: (2) photos of Buffalo Bill Wild West show, one in England, one marked Paris, c. 1902-1906, both with later ink notations; (1) "Lone St

NICELY FRAMED HOME OF BUFFALO BILL 1871 BILL CODY RANCH

For your bidding pleasure in this lot is an original 1870's Buffalo Bill photograph cabinet card. This cabinet card was made by Brisbois and the Mosher Gallery on 125 State Street, Chicago. On the car

An A.H.T.A. envelope postmarked 1917, addressed to R.W. Morley in Severance, Kansas, with a 2 cent first class stamp, plus a red, white and blue celluloid pin-back button for the A.H.T.A., signed Whit

VINTAGE WESTERN LOT INCLUDING SIGNED ROCKY LANE PHOTOGRAPH, BUFFALO BILL PHOTOGRAPH W/SMALL HOLE IN INDIAN ON RIGHT, AND TOM MIX AND BUCK JONES PREMIUM CARDS, AS PICTURED

by the famous photographer D.F. Barry whose embossed stamp is on both the photo and the eloborate paper mat. Additionally, in small script and white ink “Barry Photo.” The vignetted image shows a

17 1/2" by 14 1/2" framed. Published by the Old West Collector Series.

Vintage NFL Jim Kelly Buffalo Bills Autographed Photo With Certificate Of Authenticity, Photo Measures 8"x 10" frame measures 11 1/2" x 9 1/2"

BUFFALO BILLS AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO MARV LEVY "HOF 01"

CODY, William F. (BUFFALO BILL) (1846-1917). Buffalo Bill at the Bowery Theatre. New York: Richardson & Foos, (1876). Broadside for the “last appearance but two” of Buffalo Bill at the Bow

CODY, William F. (BUFFALO BILL) (1846-1917). Autograph letter signed (“W.F. Cody”). St. Louis: May 18, 1901. On a 4to sheet of Buffalo Bill’s Wild West gilt-embossed letterhead, to H

CODY, WILLIAM FREDERICK (BUFFALO BILL). 1846-1917. A one-page typed letter signed on Buffalo Bill's Wild West letterhead, New York, Oct 18th, 1897. 11" x 8 1/2". Signed: "W.F. Cody." The typed/filled-

Early printed photograph of the Irma Hotel in Cody, Wyoming, with a bucking bronco at center and stagecoach at far left. Possibly from Buffalo Bill's show? Photo by FJ Hiscock, Cody. Mailed to Hartfor

John Singer Sargent signed letters and historical photo, with envelope post marked November 11, 1923, size as framed 20" x 17.5"

This photo is framed behind glass. Features an image of Sitting Bull and Buffalo Bill standing up in a studio. Sitting Bull toured with Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. (Excellent). Framed: 15 - 1/4'" X

AN ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST ADVANCE CAR AND CREW. TITLED BENEATH PHOTOGRAPH, "ALL THE BOYS OF 1905". MOUNTED ON ON PHOTOGRAPHER'S BOARD, BRILLIANT, CRISP IMAGE OF ALL THE CR