Brushes #5

Early American, Melon and Peas

The Case of Sergeant Delaney No. 1

[Willie Hesse], November 1913

[Charlie McBride], November 1913

Untitled (Julia McCune)

Harry Campbell, Matador cowboy, and George Pattullo, writer and cowboy, before the entrance to the line camp which originally served as Matador headquarters. Harry's father, Judge Henry H. "Paint" Campbell was the founder of the Matadors. Matador Ranch, T

Two cowboys coming to a small watering place stop to take a drink and to water their horses. Dipping water from a stream with a hat brim was a customary manner of drinking out in the open. Photographed somewhere in Texas.

The Girl-Chenoo 2

Night Landscape near Nellis Air Force Base

Crow Victory Dance

An XIT Stray Man by the Campfire Rolling His Bedtime Cigarette with Bull Durham Tobacco. The Cattle are Bedded Down and His Horse is Hobbled - a Cigarette and Then to Bed, Three Block Ranch, New Mexico

Some of the Matador boys bringing in an "outlaw" steer found living alone in the Croton Breaks. his "outlaw" will be necked to a tame animal or hobbled and turned loose with the herd to tame it. Matador Range, Texas.

Muy interesante noticia de los cuatro asesinatos por el desgraciado Antonio Sánchez en el pueblo de San José Iturbide, Edo. de Guanajuato, quien después de horrible crimen se comió los restos de su propio hijo

George Pattullo (mounted), writer and cowboy from Boston, waits for Harry Campbell, Matador cowboy, to finish saddling up in front of the line camp that served as original headquarters for the Matador outfit in the 1880s. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Tapping a Sugar-Maple Tree

Steel Furnace, Birmingham, Ala.

Harvesting Indian River Pineapples in Florida

A Three Block line camp occupied by a nester family, part of which is grouped in a wagon bed by the door. Three Block Ranch, near Richardson, New Mexico.

Line camp on the Block ranch occupied by a nester and his family. The pet cow standing with family group was very tame. Three Block Ranch, near Richardson, New Mexico.