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Title: The Baby Burro Chrome unused Description: This friendly animal, also called the “Rocky Mountain Canary”, can be seen throughout the Rocky Mt. Region. For years, it has been the companion of old prospectors, has been widely used in the old mining days and to-day these burros are still used to carry people to summit of Pikes Peak, famous landmark in the Rockies.		Title: Comrades Divided Back PM 1905 Dec-30

Title: Greetings From San Diego San Diego (CA), Divided Back PM 1906 Dec-02 Description: Bathing Beauties on a Donkey		Title: Pack Train On Mount Wilson Trail Scenica (CA), Divided Back unused

Title: Southwestern Fast Freight Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: Desert Sweethearts Linen PM 1946 Nov-11


Title: Donkey Divided Back		Title: Girl & Donkey Linen unused Description: You're obstinate and stubborn But I'll never let you go Because you're cute and full of fun That's why I love you so

Title: Support a Woman Linen PM 1939 Jul-18 Description: Well I Ain't The Only Ass To Support A Woman		Title: Whoopee! Greetings From Me!! Linen PM 1940 Aug-04 Description: I'm the one with the short ears

Title: Laugh And The World Laughs With You Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Oct-02 Description: Weep and you weep alone		Title: Driven To Drink By A Woman Divided Back unused

Title: How Do You Like It Habit Divided Back PM 1911 Sep-19		Title: I'm Looking Like Myself Again Divided Back PM 1908 Sep-10

Title: Giving The Baby A Ride Divided Back PM 1908 Sep-21		Title: Nobody Wants A Fat Man Divided Back PM Sep-06

Title: A Mountaineer Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Aug-13		Title: Line Busy Call Again Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Mar-23

Title: Mama's Baby First Walk Private Mailing Card PM 1905 Dec-27		Title: Donkeys Real Photo PM 1942 Sep-03 Description: "When shall we four meet again?"

Title: Donkey - Hello Pal Real Photo unused		Title: The Narrows Williams Canyon Scenic (CO), Divided Back unused

Title: Bring Home The Turf Divided Back PM 1909		Title: When Shall We Three Meet Again Divided Back PM 1905

Title: Am Ready To Pack Divided Back PM 1905		Title: Better Not Kick My Ass Linen unused

Title: I Want My Mama Linen PM 1943 Description: When the photographer found this baby burro and its mother out on the hot desert - it was an effort to separate them. The baby would called pitifully for its mama		Title: children on Donkey Port Stanley (ON), Real Photo unused

Title: In The Biggest Little City In The World Divided Back unused Description: I'm out on ah …. Of a time! When I can't stand, tie this to my buttonhole, steal my pocketbook, wind my watch sponge my clothes, kick my and ship me home. Keep this out of the newspapers & tell my wife it was an old stomach trouble.		Title: With Kind Remembrance Divided Back PM 1909

Title: A Holdup On The Road Divided Back unused Description: "Toot and b'derned!"		Title: A Native Son Of Southern Nevada Scenic (NV), White Border PM 1936 Description: The burro is one of the pioneer, characters of the old West. Though burro pack outfits are still to be seen on the desert, the day of the burro is passing, along with the gunman, the cowboy and Indian, and other historic features of the by gone days. Like the Indian, he may still be seen, a figure from the romantic past. With his echoing bray, his hardihood, his sleepy good nature and homely appearance. He is an extremely interesting local character.

Title: People with Donkey Real Photo unused		Title: Smile And The World Smiles With You Linen unused

Title: Fifty Miles From Water Linen unused Description: O don't you remember the Desert, old Pal The Desert with scenery like this A Joshua Palm and a Lonesome Old Jack The Fortune you dream of but miss. 40 miles from wood, 50 miles from water. 10 feet from hell, god bless our home.		Title: Don't Kick Ass PM 1907

Title: Will Be Home Soon - Cart w/Donkeys Divided Back PM 1907		Title: I saw four queens and a kicker and yet won out Divided Back PM 1914 Description: poker, cards

Title: Birthday Greetings - Children on Donkeys Divided Back unused		Title: The 'Ole and the New West meet at the Hitching Post Chrome unused Description: The Old Trading Post-Formerly used by Indians, Trappers and the Early Settlers are now a favorite stopping place for travelers offering then Western Souvenirs, Curious and cold drinks.

Title: My Ass-ociates and I Send You Our Greetings Linen PM 1946		Title: Rocky Mountain Canary, Looking for a Tenderfoot Linen unused Description: The "Rocky Mountain Canary" got his name because of his raucous bray; however, the burro is held in considerable esteem by prospectors, miners and others who must travel in the rough country beyond the trails. He is a patient, intelligent and faithful companion and helper.

Title: Having a nice time, In Wyoming but my Ass is pretty tired Scenic (WY), Linen PM 1951		Title: Donkey in Nevada Desert Linen unused Description: O, Don't You Remember the Desert, Old Pal The Desert With Scenery Like this A Joshu A Palm and A Lonesome Old Jack The Fortune you Dream of But Miss 40 Miles From Wood 50 Miles From Water 10 Feet From Hell God Bless Our Home

Title: Oh Harold, Look At The Cute Little Ass! unused		Title: Man Riding a Donkey unused Description: circa 1910

Title: "Desert Sweethearts" Donkey, Mules unused		Title: Riding Animals Algerian Donkeys, New York Zoological Park New York City (NY), Divided Back unused Description: Adam and Eve

Title: En Route To Hot Springs National Park Hot Springs National Park (AR), Linen unused Description: I am in Arkansas with my ass in Missouri		Title: Texas Waterworks Of Yesterday Linen unused

Title: Greetings From Missouri (MO), Linen unused Description: "Seein's Believin".		Title: Hot Meals at all Hours Linen PM 1948

Title: The Desert Prospector and his Covered Wagon Linen unused Description: Linked closely with the conquest of the vast deserts of the Southwest, are the old pioneers and their covered wagons, the prospectors and their faithful burros. The burros are shaggy little animals that can endure great hardships, and have proved indispensable in the mining and desert country.		Title: A Temperance Outfit - Mules, Donkeys Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Mules for the Coal Mines Avoca (PA), Divided Back PM 1910		Title: I'm in New Mexico - My Ass is in Arizona Linen unused

Title: Glad to See You, a Friendly Baby Burro unused Description: A Typical Character of theWest The Burro is one of the pioneer characters of the Old West. Though Burro pack trains are still to be seen around some of the mining camps, his day is passing along with the gunman, the cowboy, and Indian and other historic features of bygone days. Like the Indian he may still be seen, a figure from the romantic past. With his echoing bray, his hardihood, his sleepy good nature, and homely appearance, he is an extremely interesting local character		Title: The Prospector's Automobile Private Mailing Card Description: donkey

Title: Prospector and Mule Scenic (NV), Real Photo unused Description: circa 1940		Title: "Desert Sweethearts" PM 1940

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