Client Card [Camden, Harry Poole, New York City, NY]

[George Pattullo sitting on porch while young girl, elderly woman and man, possibly Harry Campbell, Henry Campbell's son]

The Matador chuck wagon [with Harry Stewart driving] on the move, followed by the hoodlum wagon. Matador Ranch, Texas.

John V. N. Dorr, to Harry C. Doyle, Philadelphia Museum of Art. September 25, 1957.

Harry Campbell, first child born in Motley County, applying ring branding iron and ear-marking a calf. Matador Ranch, Texas.

John V. N. Dorr to Mrs. Harry C. Doyle, Philadelphia Museum of Art. September 25, 1957.

Les Line, Editor, Audubon, New York, New York, to Harry R. E. Hampton, Woodlands. March 6, 1968.

Harry Hampton, Woodlands, Columbia, South Carolina, to Eliot Porter. March 10, 1969.

Chuck wagon of the Matador outfit [driven by Harry Stewart] moving to a new camp site, with hoodlum wagon trailing. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Harry M. Howard, Monte Vista, Colorado, to Laura Gilpin. September 8, 1958.

Chuck wagon of the Matador outfit [with Harry Stewart driving] moving to a new camp site, followed by the hoodlum wagon. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Harry Campbell, Matador cowboy, cutting the hair of George Pattullo, writer, before the door of their line camp half dugout. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Harry Campbell, first child born in Motley County, waiting for his branding fire to heat the iron to ring-brand a calf. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Headquarters of the Matador Ranch showing cowboy bunkhouses and the chuckhouse, with John Dabney, Harry Carter, Jack Molloy, and Williams in the foreground. Matador Ranch, Texas.

"'Printmaking in Texas' Exhibition to open Nov. 5 in Harry Ransom Center." October 31, 1988.

[George Pattullo and Harry Campbell] washing up in front of line camp that served as original headquarters for the Matador outfit in the 1880s. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Uncle Harry Entering Barn near Norfolk, Nebraska 1947 (from the home place)

[President Harry Truman]

Harry Campbell, first child born in Motley County, applying the ring to a calf out on the range. Calf indicating discomfort with a quick swish of his tail. Matador Ranch, Texas.

[President Harry S. Truman]