List of information concerning Charles M. Russell's oils and bronzes. Typed.

Name:Size:Description:Price: “Old Mexico” (Water Color)20” x 30”The Mexican Vaquero, or cowboy, was the first cowman in North America and the customs and trappings that he originated in handling cattle and horses is the founda- tion on which our awn cowboys have developed. $4,000.00 “Rattle Snakes Rattle but Cows Ring their Tails” (Water Color)20” x 30”These are northern cowboys and t his old cow is on the fight. She is letting them know she has no intention of allowing them to rope her calf if she can help it. It is sagebrush. flat country with the typical buttes rising up out of the prairie in the North. The drawing, as you can see is perfect in the picture . $3,500.00 B R O N Z E S “Buffalo Runner”10” x 18”An Indian running buffalo or bison to kill for their winter's most. $1,000.00 “Bug Hunters”6 ½” x 8”A mother bear holding up a rook while the baby bear get the bugs and ants from under it . $ 300.00 “Counting Coup” (meaning to strike).12” x 18”The best description o£ this bronze is in a story written by Mr. Russell in Trails Plowed Under called “The War Scars of Medicine Whip". $1,000.00 “Mountain Mother”7” x 14”A grizzly bear walking a log with two cubs following $ 375.00 “The Enemy’s Tracks”10” x 12”A mounted Indian looking at the tracks of an enemy. $ 500.00 “The Bucker and the Buckeroo”12” x 16” This photograph does not do justice to the model as the strenuous action cannot be seen. $ 750.00 “Medicine Whip”10” x 10”A mounted Indian on a walking horse. $ 400.00 “Buffalo Family”7” x 10”A bull with cow and calf lying down.$ 375.00

[Transcribed by Lauren B. Gerfen, 2011-11-14]

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