[The Modern Garage, Kremmling, Colorado]

[Grocery store interior, Grand Lake, Colorado]

[Thomas Henry at fair]

Adobe house on the Block range in New Mexico used for a line camp. Three Block Ranch, New Mexico.

John Wheeler of Emma, Texas running the tournament, a jousting sport popular on the Southwest Texas Plains. Emma, Texas.

Frank Moson, a general manager of the OR, owned by the Greene Cattle Company of Arizona and Sonoro, Old Mexico. OR Ranch, Arizona.

R. M. Niece, a Bar Diamond Bar cowboy, mounted on "Chappo." Bar Diamond Bar Ranch, Texas.

R. M. Niece, a Bar Diamond Bar cowboy, mounted on "Chappo." Bar Diamond Bar Ranch, Texas.

R. M. Niece, a Bar Diamond Bar cowboy, mounted on "Chappo." Bar Diamond Bar Ranch, Texas.

Matador cowboys riding up to the head of the herd preparing to sift the cattle through a range count. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Erwin E. Smith resting in front of an adobe line camp in New Mexico. Three Blocks Ranch, New Mexico.

Matador cowboys sifting a herd through a range count before trailing them to railroad corrals and market. Matador Ranch, Texas.

[Women and Cook Deriding an Old Man]

Emory Sager catching up the mounts for the boys from a remuda confined by a rope corral. Shoe Bar Ranch, Texas.

Shoe Bar chuck wagon, hoodlum wagon, and some of the boys in camp having dinner. Shoe Bar Ranch, Texas.

Erwin E. Smith, photographer, in his yard at Bonham mounted on one of his horses. Bonham, Texas.

Some Circle cowboys taking a rest.Three Circles Ranch, Texas.

Leaves

Jeff Milton of the Greene Cattle Company, leading his mount away from a group of saddled horses. OR Ranch, Texas.

Cowboys of the Spur Ranch putting the herd through a gap in the barbed wire fence. Spur Ranch, Texas.