Bronze sculpture showing an Indian on a horse shooting a buffalo with a bow and arrow. Pencil marks on back of photograph.

Leather album page with a photograph of a bronze of an Indian chasing a buffalo on horse with a bow and arrow. Remarks for the photograph include, "Indian, hunting and shooting a buffalo cow with bow and arrow which animal furnishes him with food, clothing and shelter. The Indian always shoots the buffalo back of the short ribs so the arrow will penetrate deep without hitting the ribs, but never between the ribs as many are led to believe. This is clearly shown in the bronze."

Leather album page of 'The Bug Hunters,' a bronze of two bears. Remarks include, "Mother bear rolling over rocks so the cubs can get the ants and bugs underneath."

Leather album page with a photograph of a bronze with two rams fighting. Remarks for the photograph include, "Two rams, or 'Big Horns' are in deadly combat, such battles happen as with all species of the male."

Photograph of the bronze work 'The Cryer' by Charles M. Russell which is of an Indian on horseback. On the back in black print is 'The Cryer bronze by Charles M. Russell'

Copy of TU2009.39.6499a. Photograph of the bronze work 'The Cryer' by Charles M. Russell which is of an Indian on horseback. Below the image are handwritten notes in black ink 'Pedestal reduce to 17 1/2 pica (?) (outline half top out)' 'strip into B' and on the back is a handwritten note in pencil 'Strip into "B" 120 (the rest of the note is illegible)'.

Bronze titled, 'The Cryer.' Numbers 52, 23, 26, and p. 20 are written on recto of page.

Photograph of a bronze sculpture of an Indian man leaning over the neck of a horse, looking at the ground. Typed faintly at the bottom, ' "The Enemy's Tracks" '.

Same as TU2009.39.267.28 which is of a photograph of a bronze sculpture of an Indian man leaning over the neck of a horse, looking at the ground.

Photograph of bronze titled, "The Enemy's Tracks." Bronze depicts a rider looking at tracks. Rider is holding a spear.