This colored booklet is in fairly good condition, with unusual edges. The color on the cover is bright and clear. The front and back cover altogether depicts a scene that Indian chiefs and the cowboys and cowgirls on horses together to fight the enemies. The date is Tuesday, Aug 22, 1910, St. Paul, University Ave. The pages in the booklet is somewhat aging and fragile, yellowish, but well maintained.

This is a photo postcard, printed in color with a reproduction of a Charles M. Russell watercolor of a saloon scene with three men lounging at a bar while another fires at the feet of still another. Words at the bottom read, "Dance! You short-horn dance!" At the top it reads, "101 Ranch, Bliss, O.T." and "I find cow-boys a social set, at one of their 'gatherings' I was invited to dance." Reverse side is blank but has Charles M. Russell's signature buffalo skull in the stamp location.

Inscribed in type "Princess Wenona, Worlds Greatest Horsebak Rife Shot assisted by Chief William Eagle Shirt. One of the Features of the 101 Ranch Real Wild West Show." on recto. Inscribed in pencil "Christmas and New Year Greeting from Wenona and Eagle Shirt". on verso.

Black and white photo postcard with image of Princess Wenona and Wayne Beasley. Headshots in top corners, Beasley roping Wenona's horse in main image. No text on reverse visible.

Sepia photo postcard with image of four cowgirls playing cards. Labeled, "Queens of the Rodeo".

101 Ranch. Folder 14

Folder 39

Inscribed, "Squaw of Standing Cloud, Sioux. 101 Ranch, Pomca City, Okla." on recto

101 Ranch Newspapers Collection. Folder 41