Indian performer with Pawnee Bills's Wild West Show. Boston, Massachusetts.

Client Card [Cresson, Margaret, Stockbridge, MA; Budsworth and Son, New York City, NY; Alva Museum; Graham Galleries; Graham Galleries, New York City, NY]

Performers with Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show. [Jake Fighting Bear on right]

A cattle chute showing methods developed for branding and dipping cattle. Shoe Bar Ranch, Texas.

Performers with stage coach in Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show.

Performers with stage coach in Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show.

Major Gordon W. ("Pawnee Bill") Lillie, famous showman of the southwest. This picture was made while he was touring the eastern states, and the photographer, Erwin E. Smith, was in art school in Boston. Photographed against a painted backdrop of the show.

The Fort at Three Forks

Major Gordon W. ("Pawnee Bill") Lillie, famous showman of the southwest. This picture was made while he was touring the eastern states, and the photographer, Erwin E. Smith, was in art school in Boston. Photographed against a painted backdrop of the show.

Gentling Show List. n.d.

A view of Fort Richardson. One of the small buildings. Jacksboro, Texas.

Bohemian Club Art Show Notes. n.d.

Attempted Massacre of Blackfeet Indians at Fort McKenzie

Paintings For November 19th Show and Sale. n.d.

"Buffalo Bill" (Himself), the Military Pageant "Preparedness" and the 101 Ranch Shows Combined

The Mighty Haag Shows

[Back portrait showing beadwork vest]

[Stockyards]

A branding chute showing the method developed for branding animals without throwing them to the ground. This device squeezed the animal firmly enough to hold it still while the hot iron was applied. Shoe Bar Ranch, Texas.

[A known pusher shows the knife wounds he had received in pursuit of his street trading]