The trail herd of the OR Ranch getting under way. This herd, numbering 5,000 head of cattle, had crossed into Arizona from Old Mexico the previous day. Owned by the OR ranch with headquarters in Hereford, Arizona. OR Ranch, Arizona.

Photograph of the Matador Outfit Eating at the Chuck Wagon at the time Murdo Mackenzie, center with black hat and beard, took over the management of the ranch. At the extreme right is Henry H. "Paint" Campbell who established the ranch in 1879 with a half

Texas rodeo female performers [standing from left: Florence Hughes Randolph, Ruth Roach, Mabel Strickland, Reine Hafley Shelton, Mildred Douglas, Bonnie McCarroll, Rose Smith, Maud Tarr; squatting from left: Bea Kirnan, Mayme Stroud, Fox Hastings]

A cowpuncher mounted on a gray horse standing outside an adobe building, holding his pack animal with him. The Bar W was near Carrizoza, New Mexico, west of Roswell. Bar W Ranch, New Mexico.

James Kane and Perry Pike meet and while a herd rests in the background, one "bums" a smoke. This herd, numbering 5,000 head, owned by the OR Ranch, had crossed into Arizona from Old Mexico the day before. OR Ranch, Hereford, Arizona.

Trail herd resting in the background while two punchers (James Kane and Perry Pike) enjoy a smoke. This herd, numbering 5,000 head, owned by the OR, Hereford Arizona, had crossed into Arizona from Old Mexico the day before. OR Ranch, Arizona.

"Theoline," Pier 11, East River, Manhattan

Buda, Texas, Farmer--Rylander Family

Washington 1960

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