Description 101 Ranch Newspapers. Folder 52 Transcript (DCI) Color this 101 Ranch Wild West picture, boys and girls, and get free tickets to the big show. Read the story for details.This is the first of five pictures that will appear in The Register this week. Children under 14 years of age are invited to color these pictures and after fifth picture has been printed, sned them in the "101 Ranch Show Editor" of The Register. To each of the...

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101 Ranch Newspapers. Folder 56

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Typed agreement with handwritten date between Charles M. Russell and MacMillan Co. dated March 1911 stating that Charles M. Russell would create 40 drawings to illustrate Owen Wister's 'The Virginian' for $600.00, signed by Charles M. Russell and Edward C. Marsh.

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Christmas greeting card from Gallings in 1925. Message reads: "While I'm headed for home o're the prairie; with my throwback a drifting along; My thoughts like my spurs keep a jingling; The tune of a Christmas song, And friendship's memory comes o'er me; Lighting up the tried and the true; and I'm riding alone, and I'm whistling; A Merry Christmas to you." Illustration is of a man on horse herding cattle. On back is the stamp from Nancy C. Russell's estate.

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Stamped and addressed envelope from The Cow-Country Magazine to Charles Russell. Includes an illustration of a cowboy on a bucking bronco. Connected with a letter from The Cow-Country Magazine to Charles Russell [TU2009.39.643].

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Illustrated cover for Western Life for Eastern Boys. Illustration is titled 'Flying "D" Ranch, Gallatin Valley, Montana.' On back, "I call this: Flying "D" Ranch Life" and initialed by Charles M. Russell. Photograph stamp on back reads Harry D. Williams Photographer, U.C.L.A. Photo Dept.

Description Newspaper. Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, p.254-268. Transcript (DCI) Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper Entered according to active Congress, in the year 1889, by the judge publishing company, in the office of the Library of Congress at Washington, – entered at the post-office, New York, N.Y., as second-class matter. No. 1757.—Vol., LXVIII.] New York – for the week ending May 18, 1889. [Price, 10 cents. $4.00 yearly. 12 weeks,...

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First typed letter is from Adelaide Sherer to Russell McFarland, informing him that Charles M. Russell is deceased and he should write to Nancy C. Russell about obtaining prints of illustrations in 'Trails Plowed Under.' Second typed letter is from Russell McFarland to Nancy C. Russell, asking for full-color prints of some paintings printed in 'Trails Plowed Under.'

Description From Whitney, The Outing Magazine, "Didn't I buy 'The Mad Cow' from you?" Friendly letter. Transcript W/D November 14, 1907. Dear Charlie Russell:- Didn’t I buy “The Mad Cow” from you? I certainly was under the impression that I had, but to-day when I was looking around for it I couldn’t find it. How’s the world wagging with...

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Copy of an illustrated letter from Charles M. Russell. Elk drawn above letter. Handwriting on back.