This folder includes two objects. One is a one page leaflet; it is the front cover page of the 101 Magazine, official publication of Cherokee Strip Cow Punchers' Association, Volume Two—Number Two, April 1926. The logo of the magazine is in red, the picture is black and white. The other is a booklet, the content of which are scenes of ranch life, and the pictures are all in black and white. Both of the two items are in fairly good condition, the words and pictures are clear to recognize.

Sometime before Charles Russell's death, brown and white magazine print of two Russell bronzes, "Weapons of the Weak" and "Where the Best Riders Quit."

Magazine, The New Weekly, 4 April 1914, Charles Russell work at Dore. Painting with article.

Clipping from a page of a magazine or newspaper. Black and white photograph of Charles M. Russell's painting "Mexico".

Clipping from American Art News, "In the Free Wild West", about Charles M. Russell.

Clipping of an article in a magazine, entitled "Charlie Russell, Cowboy Genius". Information on Charles M. Russell's work history, moving to Great Falls, and marrying Nancy C. Russell.

The Literary Digest Magazine 19 April 1911 "The Cowboy Painter" with painting and a photograph of Charles M. Russell.

Hamptons Magazine June 1911, Two page article on Charles Russell with a youthful photograph

Six page magazine article July 1911, Charles Russell 4 bronzes and 6 paintings and a photograph of Russell, captioned, "Cowpuncher, hunter, and painter, who out of his own experiences of life on the range has been able to put on canvas the spirit of the West that has passed."

Partial Magazine, "The Federal Illustrator" Winter 1926-1927. Pages 3-22. Pages 20-24 are a series of tributes to Charles M. Russell "by those who knew him."