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Title: Buffalo herd Divided Back unused Description: Five of the lordly buffalo of the range. Some of the McCormick herd		Title: Buffalo, N. Y Buffalo (NY), Divided Back unused

Title: Buffalo, N. Y Divided Back PM 1910 Jul-10		Title: His Heart Sleeps Linen unused Description: Charles M. Russell (1864-1926), Montana's famous Cowboy Artist, was the foremost interpreter of the life of the cowboy and Indian of the early West. He lived among the Indians and was a cowboy in the open range days before the coming of the railroad. This reproduction direct from the original by C. M. Russell - fully protected by copyright

Title: His Heart Sleeps Linen unused Description: CHARLES M. RUSSELL (1864-1926), Montana's famous Cowboy Artist, was the foremost interpreter of the life of the cowboy and Indian of the early West. He lived among the Indians and was a cowboy in the open range days before the coming of the railroad. This reproduction direct from the original by C. M. Russell--fully protected by copyright		Title: A gray stripped kitten with blue eyes, posing Divided Back unused Description: Series 170


Title: Buffalo Divided Back PM 1907 Apr-12 Description: Series 410		Title: Buffalo Protecting Calf Divided Back PM 1907 Nov-04

Title: The Buffalo Divided Back unused Description: Once so vast in number but now extinct on the Plains this illustration will revive the memories of Pioneers of what was so often seen and quite too often dreaded in the wild stampedes led by just such fellows as here illustrated		Title: Buffalo Herd Near Fort Yellowstone Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 May-02

Title: Buffalo Herd Near Fort Yellowstone Fort Yellowstone, Divided Back unused		Title: Buffalo Herd, Zoological Garden, Fairmount Park Philadelphia (PA), White Border unused

Title: Native Arizona Buffalo, E. A. Tovrea Memorial Zoo Phoenixville (AZ), Linen unused Description: The E. A. Tovrea Wildlife Zoo is dedicated to the memory of the pioneer founder of Toverea's Meat Processing Company. The zoo, which adjoins Tovrea's contains many interesting Arizona wildlife specimens and is open to the public without cost.		Title: Grazing Buffalo Linen unused

Title: Buffalo on the Plains Linen unused		Title: Buffalo Buffalo (NY), White Border PM 1921

Title: Buffalo Herd Garden City (KS), Linen PM 1949		Title: Buffalo Inn Lock Haven (PA) unused Description: Route 220 3 miles east Lock Haven, Delicious Fresh Food of all types served daily, Buffalo Steaks and Burgers a special treat. See Buffalo herd in natural habitat. Tourist Accommodations and Service Station available.

Title: A Texas Buffalo Ranch Linen unused		Title: Herd Of Wild Buffaloes Divided Back unused Description: Herd of wild buffaloes on the Northern Montana Prairies. In the eighties it was still possible to see herds of six hundred to one thousand buffalo in many of the smaller valleys or on the high plateaus, between the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers

Title: Buffalo Near Big Delta Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused		Title: Stampede Rose Wentworth's Buffalos Calgary (AB), Real Photo PM 1912 Sep-26 Description: Rose Wentworth's Famous Buffalos

Title: Buffalo Grazing The Big Open Linen unused Description: White hunters, Indians and wolves wiped out the great herds of buffalo, which roamed the ranges before and during the time the Northern Pacific Railway was building. A few survivors were brought to Yellowstone Park for protection; others to the U. S. Biological l ranch in western Montana. Today a thousand buffalo thunder over the hills of these two reserves and the herd are rapidly multiplying. The American bison is saved. The photograph reproduced on this card was made by Huffman, near Miles City. 50 years ago.		Title: Buffalo Head Grazing The Big Open North Montana (MT), Linen unused

Title: Buffalo Grazing The Big Open White Border unused Description: The American Bison Saved. White hunters, Indians and wolves wiped out the great herds of buffalo, which roamed the ranges before and during the time the Northern were brought to Yellowstone Park for protection; others to the U. s. Biological ranch in western Montana. Today a thousand buffalo thunder over the hills of these two reserves and the herds are rapidly multiplying. The American bison is saved. The photograph reproduced on this card was made by Huffman, near Miles City, 50 years ago.		Title: Buffalo Buffalo (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back)

Title: Big Medicine unused Description: Big Medicine, sacred white buffalo who lived to old age on the Moiese Buffalo Range in Western Montana, was the most-photographed bison in the world until his death in 1954. His remains are now a stellar attraction at the Montana Historical Society Museum in Helena. Ektachrome by K. H. Roahen		Title: Buffaloes in Texas Linen unused

Title: The Largest Living Buffalo Bull White Border PM 1915

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