Page from an album with photograph pasted onto the paper. Image is of Charlie Russell bronze deer. Pasted on the back is a text panel that reads: 'The timid deer peers anxiously from the protetion of the foliage before venturing into the open. Russell often went on hunting trips with friends, but rarely raised a rifle to kill, and then only for meat. He preferred to let others do the shooting--his hunting was with a sketch-pad and pencil.'

A painting by Charles M. Russell of a horse drawn stagecoach being ambushed and in the lower left corner of the image is Russell's signature faint but visible as long as the date of 1912

Ambush of Stagecoach.' Front side, bottom right corner sticker in ink '276.' Back side, top right corner in pencil 'D.5.2026.'

Photograph of Charles M. Russell painting of an ambush of stagecoach with Russell's signature in the lower left corner of the image along with the date of 1912. Included in image are several canvas covered stagecoaches and a horseback rider.

Photograph in an album of Charles M. Russell's painting showing men ambushing a stagecoach.

Photograph of bronze titled, "American Cattle." Bronze depicts three buffalo walking down field.

Black and white photograph of an amusement park and roller coaster.

A photograph of a bronze sculpture of a deer scratching its ear with a hind leg.

Same as TU2009.39.267.170 which is a photograph of a bronze sculpture of a deer scratching its ear with a hind leg.

A photograph of a bronze ashtray sculpture of a deer scratching his ear.