LOT OF 101 RANCH PHOTOGRAPHS, ADVERTISING & PROGRAMS.

LOT OF 101 RANCH PHOTOGRAPHS, ADVERTISING & PROGRAMS. 1) Three section photograph 56-1/2” long x 9-1/2” high, featuring the performers in the 101 Ranch show including cowboys, Indians, cowgirls, clowns, band members, and others along with men who appear to be promoters and owners, marked on the bottom “101 Ranch Real Wild West / Season 1911” with copyright. –Fine, with a couple of folds and creases, all images are sharp, may be an old reprint. 2) Two very rare 101 Ranch Penants, felt, red, white & blue with gold flocking, one dated “1910” and the other “1911”. –Faded, but intact and mostly legible. 3) Old photograph, 16-1/2” long x 7-1/4” high, image size, in an old plaster frame taped to cardboard titled “101 Ranch Indians”. Features twelve Indian woman and young girls, four very young children and three Indian men, all in decorative dress with beaded moccasins and elk teeth decoration. –Water stained & foxed with damage to three or four of the images, frame is damaged. 3) Mixed lot of eight snapshot photos of a parade, a train load of material, the troop performing, ticket office, and a cowgirl, along with twelve color postcards, some used with dates in the early 20th century, others unused, a souvenir postcard book with postmark “1930” containing 20 postcards; two show schedule cards, a newspaper article about the ranch & Cowboy Bill Pickett. –Generally fine, some toning to the photos and white of the postcards. 4) Three ring binder containing early 20th century through the late 1940’s programs, song books, photos, 1914 program “Performance for Queen Alexandra” in London, England, large 8×10 photos, early 5×7 photos of performers, parades, trains, buffalo, Indians, a check signed by George Miller in 1927 and a ten cent, 15 cent and 25 cent brass 101 Ranch store tokens–generally fine, some light toning to the white areas of the programs & photos. 4-50248-27 JR1165 (1,500-2,500)

Auction: Firearms - Spring 2004

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	1377	$1,667.00	LOT OF 101 RANCH PHOTOGRAPHS, ADVERTISING & PROGRAMS. 1) Three section photograph 56-1/2” long x 9-1/2” high, featuring the performers in the 101 Ranch show including cowboys, Indians, cowgirls, clowns, band members, and others along with men who appear to be promoters and owners, marked on the bottom “101 Ranch Real Wild West / Season 1911” with copyright. –Fine, with a couple of folds and creases, all images are sharp, may be an old reprint. 2) Two very rare 101 Ranch Penants, felt, red, white & blue with gold flocking, one dated “1910” and the other “1911”. –Faded, but intact and mostly legible. 3) Old photograph, 16-1/2” long x 7-1/4” high, image size, in an old plaster frame taped to cardboard titled “101 Ranch Indians”. Features twelve Indian woman and young girls, four very young children and three Indian men, all in decorative dress with beaded moccasins and elk teeth decoration. –Water stained & foxed with damage to three or four of the images, frame is damaged. 3) Mixed lot of eight snapshot photos of a parade, a train load of material, the troop performing, ticket office, and a cowgirl, along with twelve color postcards, some used with dates in the early 20th century, others unused, a souvenir postcard book with postmark “1930” containing 20 postcards; two show schedule cards, a newspaper article about the ranch & Cowboy Bill Pickett. –Generally fine, some toning to the photos and white of the postcards. 4) Three ring binder containing early 20th century through the late 1940’s programs, song books, photos, 1914 program “Performance for Queen Alexandra” in London, England, large 8×10 photos, early 5×7 photos of performers, parades, trains, buffalo, Indians, a check signed by George Miller in 1927 and a ten cent, 15 cent and 25 cent brass 101 Ranch store tokens–generally fine, some light toning to the white areas of the programs & photos. 4-50248-27 JR1165 (1,500-2,500) Auction: Firearms - Spring 2004 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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