Title:
Milking Time
Hershey Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back unused
Description:
We require 5000 cows to supply us with milk - Hershey Chocolate Company.
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Title:
Livestock on Muddy Road Near Mountain, People Talking
unused
Description:
Oilette Series 7707
A paragraph detailing the history of Scotland's Glen Finglas valley is given.
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Title:
A Round-Up Scene
Stanley County South Dakota (SD), Divided Back PM 1908 Sep-5
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Title:
Andy D-Day Bull
Brookville Ohio (OH), Real Photo unused
Description:
Born on D-day, June 6, 1944 at Ft. Smith Arkansas. He has four horns, four eyes and a double nose and breathes through both noses. He has two undeveloped eyes, one in the front of his forehead which has eyebrows on both sides and another on top of his head. He has a double horn coming out of the front of his head, one side black and the other white. Owner- W.A. Rasor
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Title:
Herd of Cows, Hood Farm
Divided Back unused
Description:
Eight heifer calves, daughters of Hood Farm Pogis 9th and Hood Farm Torono, that were sold at Hood Farm Auction, Lowell, Mass., 1907, for $3,140. Highest price $505. Lowest price $335.
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Title:
A Man with Barn Animals by a Tree
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 29128
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Title:
German Man and Cow at Octoberfest
Divided Back unused
Description:
Part of installment set?
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Title:
Cows of L.O. Dart
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Four Cows Presented by L.O. Dart
Real Photo
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Title:
Presented by L. O. Dart - Black Bull
Real Photo unused
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Title:
"Sarcastic Lad", U of I Stock Farm
Illinois (IL), Real Photo
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Title:
Chario
Florence, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Chariot of the Holy Saturday
Florence unused
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Title:
Gruesse aus den Berner Oberland (Greetings from the Bernese Oberland)
PM 1910 Sep-13
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Title:
Five Queens
Chrome unused
Description:
These five cows represent the Brown Swiss, Jersey, Holstein, Ayrshire and Guensey breeds. The beauty of each is an inspiration to every breeder of dairy cattle.
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Title:
Elsie's Traveling Boudoir
Chrome unused
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Title:
Herd of Dairy Cows
Ferndale California (CA), Real Photo
Description:
This rare card was used as part of the production process by the Edward H. Mitchell/Pacific Novelty company to make lithograph postcards. It may have shading, embossed text or other artifacts on the front.
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Title:
A Thoroughbred
Divided Back PM 1911
Description:
Series 100
The Time Is Here when you will need Coal We respectfully solicit your orders. Jagels & Bellis Main Office 33 Fourteenth St., Hoboken, N. J. 82 Union
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Title:
Where the Hollywood Milk is Produced.
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Bull: The Victim
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Pete and Punk
Chrome PM 1953 Mar-14
Description:
Weighing 6375 lbs., born in Vermont 1946, standing 6 feet tall, having 11 feet circumference around the midriff, "Pete" weighs 3250 and "Punk" 3125 pounds. These twin steers are the largest in existence in the world today. These huge animals are bred out of Canadian Holstein breeding.
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Title:
Andy D-Day Bull
Real Photo unused
Description:
Andy D-Day Bull was born on D-Day, June 6, 1944 at Ft. Smith, Arkansas. He has four horns, four eyes, and a double nose and breathes through both noses. He has two undeveloped eyes, one in the front of his forehead which has eyebrows on both sides and another on top of his head. He has a double horn coming out of the front of his head, one side black and the other white.
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Title:
Pete and Punk - Biggest Team of Oxen in the World
Real Photo unused
Description:
weighing over 6500 pounds, 6 feet tall
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Title:
Cow Standing in Front of Farm Buildings
Real Photo unused
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Title:
A Short Horn Texas Cow
Texas (TX), Divided Back PM 1910 Apr-14
Description:
A Short Horn Cow will yield during the period of lactation about 11,131 pounds of milk, containing 500 pounds of fat, in an equivalent of 584 pounds of butter, and consumes about $35 worth of food a year. A large proportion of the Texas cattle is of this variety.
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Title:
Hood Farm Pogis 9th - Hood Farm Herd, Lowell, MA
Divided Back unused
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Title:
30 Yearling daughters of King Aagis Segis. Fancher Farm
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 49775
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Title:
Two headed Calf
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Andy D Day - Freak Bull Owner W.A. Rasor, Brookville, Ohio
Brookville Ohio (OH), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Mitchell Hereford Farm and Log Cabin Court - H.A. Mitchell Owner
Pulaski Tennessee (TN), Real Photo unused
Description:
Sale Nov. 12, 1952 Noe's Baca Duke 333'd - Noe's Baca Duke 109th - Noe's Baca Duke 60th
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Title:
Zebu Bull
Bartlesville Oklahoma (OK), Real Photo PM 1943 Sep-30
Description:
Frank Phillips Ranch and Wildlife Preserve
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Title:
The World's Largest Known White Oxen
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Cow With Dairy Maid And Milking Pail
Real Photo
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Title:
"Farewell to 'Orkney'"
Orkney
Description:
Cow being hoisted off ship.
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Title:
Playing "Grown Ups"- Girl Milking Cow
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Snapshots of Twist and Dave, Two Bulls
Divided Back
Description:
Series 12
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Title:
Cow Coverd in 5A Blanket
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1911 May-13
Description:
Will call on you soon - with complete line of harness 5/a blankets nets robes dusters etc.
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Title:
Elsie the Famous Borden Cow
Chrome unused
Description:
Elsie the Famous Borden Cow and her son Beauregard travel the USA in her famous Cowdillac greeting her friends in a tastefully furnished barn colonial boudoir.
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Title:
Cattle Feeding in the Pecos Valley
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Dolly
Real Photo unused
Description:
Dolly, The Only Live 2 Headed Cow In The World.
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Title:
Cow with Calves Nursing
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Blue Label Twiskaaggie
Real Photo unused
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Title:
A Round-Up on the Biggest Cattle Ranch in Kansas, Clark County
Kansas (KS), Divided Back PM 1907 Dec-3
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Title:
Don't'oo Want A Dolly?
Divided Back PM 1912 Nov-21
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Title:
Dairy Cows Grazing - Soldier's Home
Bennington Vermont (VT), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Driving Home The Cows
Real Photo PM 1909 Sep-27
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Title:
Lone Star and Georgia
Linen
Description:
Lone Star - The World's Largest Cow (of the cattle breed) Raised in South Texas. Weight, in medium flesh, 2800 lbs. 6 feet, 1 inch tall. Breeding, Jersey and Brahma. On exhibition at World's Fair 1933 and in Chicago 1934. $500.00 reward for proof of a living cow as large as Lone Star. Georgia A very small cow (midget) weight 280 lbs. Six years old, raised 2 calves. Breeding, Poll Angus and Red Poll. Raised in State of Georgia Any information wanted enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope to Miss Jeanne Maulsby 129 E. Mulberry St. San Antonio, Texas
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Title:
Lonestar, Largest Known Car
Linen
Description:
Lonestar I am the largest known cow to live (of the cattle breed.) I was raised on the J-J Ranch of South Texas. My mother was a little Jersey cow that weighed only 530 lbs. My father was of the Brahma breed of cattle (a medium weight cattle). I am 9 years old, weigh over 2800 lbs., stand 6 ft. 1 inch tall, a freak for size but normal in every other way. I was on exhibition the entire time at the World's Fair, Chicago, in 1933, and my photos are scattered all over the world. A little girl (my owner) and my manager are standing with me in this photo. $500,000 reward is offered for proof of a living cow as large in every way as I. My owner is Miss Jeanne Maulsby 129 E. Mulberry St. :: San Antonio, Texas
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Title:
Elsie the Famous Borden Cow and her Son Beauregard
Chrome unused
Description:
Travel the USA in her famous Cowdellac greeting her friends in a tastefully furnished barn Colonial boudoir.
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Title:
Released From Branding Corral
Divided Back PM 1907 Mar-8
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Title:
The Sharples Separator Company
Athol Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back PM 1909 May-24
Description:
Tubular cream separators West Chester, Pa. Chicago, Ill., Toronto, Ont.
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Title:
Scene Around Middletown, New York
Linen unused
Description:
Woman petting cows through fence.
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Title:
"Don Toro" en la Intimidad
Linen unused
Description:
Black male bull looking at spotted female cow.
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Title:
Farmer Showing Steer
Real Photo unused
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Title:
White Cow
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Elsie, Elmer, and Beauregard - Borden's Fine Foods
Chrome unused
Description:
ELSIE AND FAMILY IN PERSON Elmer is on the left, Elsie at right, and young Beauregard in his playpen. Elsie's dressing table, made of barrels, has milk bottle lamps and her toiletries include Tail Wave Set, Henna Fur Glaze and Meadow Mud Pack. Elmer's chair is made of actual wheels with barrel staves for rockers. The sampler over the mantel, Elsie did when she was just a heifer. The candle sticks are half ears of corn and the bed ladders have scythe-handles for supports. Books in the breakfront include The Farmer With Cold Hands, Animal Husbandry and Wifery, and Bulliver's Travels. Elsie's dressing table mirror is a large frying pan and the floor lamp is an old churn.
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Title:
Jessie, The Cow with the Human Skin
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Koestal
Broek in Waterland, Real Photo unused
Description:
Koestal (winterstal) Cow-house in winter
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Title:
The Beef Rider
Chrome unused
Description:
C. W. Swanson The Beef Rider Carl Swanson and his dog Blondie riding Randy the Bull across the United States from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico to promote the sale of U.S. Beef.
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Title:
Cattle Range at Sunset
Sidney Montana (MT), Real Photo PM 1906 Mar-20
Description:
Cattle range on the early homesteads in Montana 1906
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Title:
Scene Around North Branch, N.J.
New Jersey (NJ), Linen PM 1951 May-29
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Title:
An Ohio Farm
Ohio (OH), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Dec-30
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Title:
Cow Wearing a Tophat.
Real Photo unused
Description:
Schön ist ein Zylinderhut, Wenn man ein' besitzen tut! (It is a nice hat, if you do own one!)
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Title:
Thoroughbreds
Divided Back unused
Description:
F. J. Gibson's Series, Hillsboro Lower Village, N. H.
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Title:
Herding Cattle in the West
Divided Back unused
Description:
A greater portion of the Great Southwest before its industrial history began was a huge cattle range, bounded only by the horizon. For years immense herds roamed this region without knowledge of any other food than nutritious suncured Buffalo grass. The day of free range except in very few localities - has gone. The cattlemen have learned the value of pedigreed stock and a finer grade of stock has taken place of the long horned range cattle.
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Title:
Bull Teaming in Ole West (Almost the Last)
Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-17
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Title:
Farmer and Oxen with a Cart
Real Photo
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Title:
Ox plowing
Hawaii (HI), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Scenic with Cattle
Divided Back PM 1908 Aug-25
Description:
Palette Series 501
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Title:
Eight Heifer Calves Sold at Hood Farm Auction
Divided Back unused
Description:
Eight heifer calves, daughters of HOOD FARM PODIS 9th and HOOD FARM TORINO, that were sold at Hood Farm Auction, Lowell, Mass., 1907, for $3,140. Highest price $505. Lowest price $335. HOOD FARM POGIS 9th. Head of the Hood Farm Herd, Lowell, Mass. Son of a Champion and sire of a Champion. Beautiful Jersey Stock and choice Berkshire swine for sale. correspondence solicited. Send for Hood Farm News mailed free. Address: HOOD FARM, Lowell, Mass.
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Title:
Man milking Cow into Cat's Mouth
Divided Back
Description:
Series 4
"From Producer to Consumer direct"
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Title:
"Lotta Cream", The Cloverland Cow
Maryland (MD), White Border unused
Description:
"Lotta Cream" is one of Cloverland Farms' famous pure-bred Guernsey golden girls. She is having a wonderful time going around to all the schools and showing the children where they get the Cream-ee Rich Cloverland Guernsey Milk that makes big muscles and strong healthy bones. Every day "Lotta Cream" eats 35 pounds of the finest dairy ration and drinks 16 gallons of water. Cloverland mixes all her feed out at the Cloverland Farm. "Lotta Cream" the Cloverland Cow gives between 5 and 6 gallons of milk every day. Her milk is so golden that it looks and tastes almost twice as cream-ee as regular milk. "Lotta Cream" will be available for all schools, groups and organizations sponsoring educational or recreational programs. For information or deliveries call L.A.-4920
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Title:
Elsie and Beauregard In Person
Chrome unused
Description:
Elsie is in her spool bed and young Beauregard in his corral playpen. The Barn Colonial Boudoir is complete with cow-sized furnishings made especially for Elsie. A feature of Elsie's Boudoir is her library which includes her favorite books such as, "The Farmer With Cold Hands," "How To Live On 5,000 Quarts A Year" and "Calves or Career." Another feature is her dressing table on which her cows-metics are displayed such as, "Tail Wave Set," "Meadow Mud Pack" and "Eau de New Mown Hay." Elsie and Beauregard are traveling representatives of Borden's family of fine foods.
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Title:
Cows in Yard of Farm
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Two-headed calf in a pen
Real Photo unused
Description:
This is a heifers first calf born on the farm of W. A. Rasor, Brookville Ohio. This calf couldn't be born alive. It was killed in birth. The spine divided for each head. It had two perfect throats to the stomach. We still have the mother and she has had two normal calves since this one.
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Title:
Pasture Scene
Fitchburg Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back PM 1914 Aug-6
Description:
Falulah Brook, Clinton, Mass.
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Title:
Spotty and her Calf
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Family with Cow & Sled
Foster Rhode Island (RI), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Look Out Daisy - Here Comes That Stupid Scout - He Ties Knots in Everything!
Chrome unused
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Title:
Group of cows
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Women Milking Cows
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Branding calves on the open range
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series M 308, 157140
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Title:
Branding
Divided Back PM 1909 Mar-3
Description:
Series 8764
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Title:
A beef herd watering at a lake
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series M 229
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Title:
Branding Cattle, Ceylon
Divided Back PM 1911 Oct-8
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Title:
Branding
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 8764
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Title:
Ranching in the West, Branding Cattle
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Round up a herd
Divided Back PM 1910 Apr-15
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Title:
The Return from Pasture
Boston Massachusetts (MA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Trail Herd Watering
Divided Back PM 1914 Feb-06
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Title:
One of the Numerous Herds on 4000 Acres Devoted to Milk Raising, Exclusively Hershey Chocolate Co
Hershey Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Eight heifer calves, daughter of Hood Farm Pogis 9th and Hood Farm Torono
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Hood Farm Pogis 9th Head of the Hood Farm Herd, Lowell, Mass. Son of a champion and sire of a champion. Beautiful Jersey Stock and choice Berkshire Swine for sale. Correspondence solicited. Send for Hood Farm News, mailed free
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Title:
Eight Heifer Calves, Daughters of Hood Farm Pogis 9th and Hood Farm Torono
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Sold at Hood Farm Auction, Lowell, Mass., 1907, for $3,140. Highest price $505. Lowest price $335 Hood Farm Pogis 9th Head of the Hood Farm Herd, Lowell, Mass. Son of a Champion and sire of a Champion. Beautiful Jersey Stock and choice Berkshire Swine for sale. Correspondence solicited. Send for Hood Farm News, mailed free
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Title:
"An Anxious Moment" - Farmer carrying Newborn Calf as Cow Follows
Divided Back unused
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Title:
A Round Up of Cattle
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 11496
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Title:
The Squall, W. Roelofs
Divided Back PM 1908
Description:
Cows caught in squall in a field
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Title:
A Hershey Herd in Clover
Hershey Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1909
Description:
Hershey Chocolate Co., Hershey, Pa
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Title:
Her Favorite, Canadian Rural Life
Divided Back unused
Description:
Woman feeding a calf from a bucket
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Title:
Twist. Dave
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Breaking the Cows
Divided Back unused
Description:
Farmer breaking cows to yoke
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Title:
The Ox and Cow Team - Ezra Meeker
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Pulling a covered wagon
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Title:
"Whatta You Say--Let's Give Chocolate Milk Today--Just For the H--L of It"
Linen PM 1948 Oct-23
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Title:
Cow Cartoon Strip
Continental Chrome PM 1986 May-19
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Title:
Ox Train With Cotton Seed
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Greetings From Chester, Nebraska
Divided Back unused
Description:
Sell Choice Domino 11th Sell Polled Hereford Farm
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Title:
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, ILL
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 19
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Title:
Eith Heifer Calves - Hood Farm
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Cattle on the Range in the Southwest
Linen PM 1947 Dec-13
Description:
The western cattle ranges feed most of the US. There were no cattle in America when the Spaniards came (only buffalo). They brought a breed of long horn cattle which had their origin in Portugal. By the time Texas was annexed to the US, the Southwest was overrun by wild longhorns. THousands were driven to northern markets. They are now replaced by better stock, great herds of which supply our finest beef steaks
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Title:
Elsie, Elmer and Beauregard are Traveling Representatives of Borden's Family of Fine Foods
Chrome unused
Description:
Elmer is at the left, Elsie at right, and young Beauregard in his playpen. Elsie's dressing table, made of barrels, has milk bottle lamps and her toiletries include Tail Wave Set, Henna Fur Glaze and Meadow Mud Pack. Elmer's chair is made of actual wheels with barrel staves for rockers. The sampler over the mantel, Elsie did when she was just a heifer. The candle sticks are half ears of corn and the bed ladders have scythe-handles for supports. Books in the breakfront include The Farmer With Cold Hands, Animal Husbandry and Wifery, and Bulliver's Travels. Elsie's dressing table mirror is a large frying pan and the floor lamp is an old churn
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Title:
Elsie the Cow and her Brand New Twins
Chrome unused
Description:
Elsie is in her canopied bed, the twins in their double sized playpen. For the little ones there's a twin sized bassinet for nighttime and a two seater rocking horse for playtime. For Elsie there's a library complete with antique victrola. Favorite albums - "Moo-in Over Miami", "Cow Cow Boogie" and "Jersey Bounce." Favorite books - "The Farmer With Cold Hands," "Calves or Career," "How to Live on 5,000 Quarts a Year." Elsie's quite proud of her cowsmetics table made from her grandmother's milking stanchion. Favorite necessities - "Meadow and Mud Pakc," "Tail Wave Set,", Eau de New Mown Hay." Elsie's unique Barn Boudoir, housed within a 35 foot trailer, closes into a comfortably compact unit for traveling
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Title:
Mont-Joy Stock Farm
Dane Wisconsin (WI), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Elsie, The Cow, in her World's Fair Boudoir
Linen PM 1948 Nov-1
Description:
Elsie, the Borden Cow, in her air conditioned boudoir, surrounded by family keepsakes, pictures of her illustrious ancestors, and all the extra special comforts of her dairy home
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Title:
Elsie and Beauregard in Person
Chrome unused
Description:
Elsie is in her chintz canopied bed and Beauregard in his playpen corral. Boudoir furnishings include an antique victrola with moo-sic albums, Beauregard's tractor-seat high chair, Elsie's ax and pick easy chair and her ox yoke dressing table complete with cows-metics such as "Tail Wavew Set", "Meadow Mud Pack" and "Eau de New Mown Hay". Books in her pitchfork bookcase include "The Farmer with Cold Hands", "How to Live of 5,000 Quarts a Year" and "Calves or Career". Elsie's unique Barn Boudoir is housed within a 35 foot trailer which closes into a comfortably compact unit for speedy travel to meet personal appearance dates. ELSIE AND BEAUREGARD ARE TRAVELING REPRESENTATIVES OF BORDEN'S FAMILY OF FINE FOODS
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Title:
Rural Alaska
Scenic Alaska (AK), Real Photo PM Jun-25
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Title:
Sussex Oxen
Divided Back unused
Description:
Oilette - Famous British Cattle Series 9507
Although in former days oxen were among the most popular animals for draught purposes in agriculture, of recent years their use in that connection has gone out of favor. Still, however, in many parts of England they may yet be found yoked to the plough in the same manner as a hundred years ago
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Title:
Babies Riding on Cows
Divided Back PM Oct-23
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Title:
Babies Riding on Cows
Divided Back PM 1906 Aug-10
Description:
Series 351
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Title:
A beefe herd on water
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Down on the Farm
Divided Back PM 1915 Mar-9
Description:
Series A-11231
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Title:
Elsie and Family - Borden Cows
Chrome unused
Description:
Elmer is on the left, Elsie at right, and young Beauregard in his playpen. Elsie's dressing table, made of barrels, has milk bottle lamps and her toiletries include Tail Wave Set, Henna Fur Glaze and Meadow Mud Pack. Elmer's chair is made of actual wheels with barrel staves for rockers. The sampler over the mantel, Elsie did when she was just a heifer. The candle sticks are half ears of corn and the bed ladders have scythe-handles for supports. Books in the breakfront include The Farmer With Cold Hands, Animal Husbandry and Wifery, and Bulliver's Travels. Elise's dressing table mirror is a large frying pan and the floor lamp is an old churn
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Title:
Dairy Herd and Farm in Minnesota
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Beef Cattle
unused
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Title:
The old yew lies on the common
unused
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Title:
Hereford Bulls - In The Show RIng
Chrome unused
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Title:
A Ranch Scene in West Texas
Texas (TX), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Noontime Rest
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Pure Bred Herd, Utility Farm, 1915
Real Photo unused
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Title:
A Short Horn Texas Cow
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
A high-grade short horn cow will yield during the period of lactation about 11,131 pounds of milk, containing 500 pounds of fat, or an equivalent of 584 pounds of butter, and consumes about $35 worth of food in a year. A large proportion of the Texas cattle is of this variety
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Title:
Huge Nebraska Feedlot in Beef State
Chrome PM 1975 Sep-15
Description:
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission The huge feedlots of Nebraska have won Nebraska-land the title of "The Beef State." In many of the lots, more than a thousand cattle feed the year around
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Milking Cows on an Oregon Dairy Farm
Divided Back unused
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Title:
On an Oregon Stock Farm
Divided Back unused
Description:
Winter range where grazing is good all the year round
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Title:
Oregon Cattle on Winter Range
Oregon (OR), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Scene on Two Bar Ranch
Scenic Wyoming (WY), Divided Back PM 1911 Jan-2
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Title:
Down on the Farm
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 5004-8
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Title:
Have One On Me
Divided Back unused
Description:
Have One on Me Series 5004-A
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Title:
Trail Herd Watering
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Skinning A Beef
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Sitting Bull's Sister
Texas (TX), Linen PM 1952 Nov-12
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Title:
Monfort of Colorado, Inc
Greeley Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
Description:
Monfort of Colorado's Kuner feedlot is one of two cattle feedlots operated by the Company. Each has a capacity of 100,000 head and supplies cattle for beef processing and marketing by Monfort Packing Plant. Monfort is the world's largest cattle feeder
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Title:
A Western Corral
Linen unused
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Title:
Bullock Cart, Benares
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Cattle in a pen
Divided Back
Description:
Ask the Emigration Land Co., Des Moines, IA, concerning the Pride of Buttermakers" in South Texas. They have been grazed on blue stem Prairie Sod Grass
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Title:
From Producer to Consumer
Divided Back PM 1911
Description:
Black and white photograph of a man milking a cow
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Title:
A Round Up Scence in the Southwest
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Nebraska's Hereford Cattle
Nebraska (NE), Chrome unused
Description:
As Nebraska is tops for the production of cattle, the state legislature, in 1955 adopted the slogan "The Beef State" to be stamped on motor vehicle license plates
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Title:
The Barnyard
Shipshewana Indiana (IN), Chrome
Description:
Series SS-29269-B
Greetings from Shipshewana, Ind. The barnyard
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Title:
Logging With Oxen
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 3080
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Title:
Pour Pets
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2688
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Title:
Cattle At The Brook
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 3025
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Title:
Dairy Farm
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Man Plowing With Oxen
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Baby on Cow
Divided Back PM 1905 Oct-04
Description:
Series 361
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Title:
One Of The Family
Divided Back PM 1911 Jun-08
Description:
Series A-11206
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Title:
The Drinking Pool
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 6115
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Title:
The Doctor Advised Me To Take Milk
Divided Back PM Apr-05
Description:
Series 212
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Title:
Calf
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Chicago Stock Yards
Chicago Illinois (IL), Chrome PM 1962 Aug-20
Description:
Series P258
On the South side of the Chicago River are the vast Union Stock Yards, through which millions of hogs, cattle, and sheep pass each year. Chicago is the greatest meat-packing city in the world. Chicago "The City Beautiful
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Title:
Chicago Stock Yards
Chicago Illinois (IL), Chrome PM 1955 Jul-20
Description:
Series P258
On the South side of the Chicago River are the vast Union Stock Yards, through which millions of hogs, cattle and sheep pass each year. Chicago is the greatest meat-packing city in the world
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Title:
Don't This Look Good To You
Divided Back PM 1911 Jul-07
Description:
Series 492
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Title:
Man on stool about to milk a cow
PM Apr-20
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Title:
By Cooling Streams
Divided Back PM 1905 Jun-21
Description:
Series 1415
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Title:
Cows
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series E 11353
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Title:
Greetings From Homeward Bound
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hood Farm Pogis
Divided Back unused
Description:
Eight helfer calves, daughters of Hood Farm Pogis 9th and Hood Farm Torono, that were sold at Hood Farm Auction, Lowell, Mass. 1907, for $3,140. Highest price $505. Lowest price $335. Hood Farm Pogis 9th Head of the Hood Farm Herd, Lowell, Mass. Son of a Champion and sire of a Champion. Beautiful Jersey Stock and choice Berkshire Swine for sale. Correspondence solicited. Send for Hood Farm News mailed free. Address: Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass.
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Title:
Jersey Bull
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 120-25
Greetings from the Brockport Fair
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Title:
Spotty And Her Calf
Brookville Ohio (OH), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Huge Kansas Feed Lot
Chrome unused
Description:
Where thousands of cattle are finished for market
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Title:
Farm Scene
Divided Back unused
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Title:
C'mon Fellers
Linen PM 1939 Aug-08
Description:
Ma say's the drinks are on her!
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Title:
Cows, Pasture, Dogs, Farmers
Divided Back unused
Description:
Wear "Walk-Overs" and "shoo" away foot troubles.
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Title:
Have A Drink - Milking Cow
Divided Back PM 1908 Oct-26
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Title:
Huge Iowa Feed Lot
Chrome unused
Description:
Where thousands of cattle are finished for market
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Title:
Huge Iowa Feedlot
Chrome unused
Description:
Iowa corn fattens some of the world's finest beef
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Title:
I Would Like To Be Your Milking Stool
Divided Back PM 1911 Aug-03
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Title:
Milkmaid
Divided Back unused
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Title:
White Face Herefords-The Beef Cattle
Chrome unused
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Title:
C41 Calfs
Linen unused
Description:
"What are you going to be?" When I get big I'm going to be a bull in a china closet! When I get big I'm going to e a bull on wall street! I guess I'll just stay out west and be a cowpuncher!
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Title:
Flowing Gold Of The Western Range
Linen unused
Description:
Taken from an original oil painting by the noted cowboy artist and poet, L. H. "Dude" Larsen.
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Title:
Just a saggin 'an' a-draggin'
Chrome unused
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Title:
Not In The Beef Trust
Divided Back unused
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Title:
How Old Are You?
Chrome unused
Description:
How old are you? 20, 30, 40, 50, 60.
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Title:
Black Angus Cattle
Brown County Nebraska (NE), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Prize Yoke Of Oxen
Halifax Nova Scotia (NS), Chrome unused
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Title:
The world famous breed of Black Angus
Chrome unused
Description:
The world famous breed of Black Angus - are shown here - amid the abundant year 'round grazing lands - in Georgia - where Georgia farmers have developed enormous livestock sales - with over one and a half million head of cattle - making Georgia the larges
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Title:
First Come First Served
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
The Bottleneck
Linen PM 1942
Description:
Hal Empie What's production without transportation?
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Title:
Cows in Pasture
Chrome PM 1966
Description:
Cow out to pasture and another day begins on the farm.
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Title:
Best Wishes For A Happy Day
Divided Back PM 1911
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Title:
Sitting Bull's Sister
Linen unused
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Title:
Cows in River
Divided Back unused
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Title:
From The Factory To The Consumer
Divided Back
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Title:
At The Well
Divided Back PM 1908
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Title:
Cow
Divided Back
Description:
The domestic Cow as we all know, is one of the most useful of our animals, for it gives us milk, butter, and cheese, three tings very necessary to our every day existence. Unlike the Bull, the cow is a gentle animal, spending most of its life in eating and sleeping and adding considerably to the picturesqueness of the green pastures.
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Title:
Typical Kansas Ranch
Scenic Kansas (KS), Linen unused
Description:
Kansas is a natural live stock country. Kansas live stock are prize winners at stock shows continually. It is also a sheep and hog country
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Title:
A Bold Intruder
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907
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Title:
Feeding The Calves
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Herd of 12 Heffers
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Dairy Cow
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Greetings From Springville
Springville New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Peaceful retreat
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Title:
Greetings From Springville
Springville New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
A pastoral scene
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Title:
Greetings From Springville
Springville New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
A perfect specimen
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Title:
A Southern Tally-Ho
unused
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Title:
Only A Card In Clover
PM 1910
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Title:
Gosh thats a long Cow!
PM 1937
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Title:
Rousseau Theodore Cows
unused
Description:
Le Marais dans les Landes. Musee Du Louvre. Das Moor in der Heide. A Marsb on the Heath
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Title:
10928 Der Seealpsee mit dem Santis
unused
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Title:
Near The Ferry Windermere Lake
unused
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Title:
Scene Near Cleveland
Cleveland Oklahoma (OK) PM 1916
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Title:
The Lancaster Elm
unused
Description:
Boston & Maine Series
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Title:
Cows Wading in Water
PM 1905
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Title:
Texas Long Horn Steer
PM 1920
Description:
Width of Horns, 9 ft. 6 In.
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Title:
Rounding Up A Herd
unused
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Title:
A Kentish Lane
PM 1906
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Title:
Cows Wading in Water
PM 1912
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Title:
Having A Bully Time In Minneapolis
PM 1911
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Title:
Troyon
unused
Description:
Boeufs se rendant au labour. Musee Du Louvre Morgenstimmung. Sun-Rise
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Title:
I think I'll drop a line
PM 1911
Description:
Bull
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Title:
Horses, Wagon - Mining Camp?
unused
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Title:
Cattle On The Range
Chrome PM 1962
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Title:
Greetings From Greeley
Greeley Kansas (KS), Linen PM 1942
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Title:
Beef Cattle In Kansas
Scenic Kansas (KS), Linen unused
Description:
The annual volue of beef cattle produced in Kansas exceeds $122,000,000.00. It is one of the state's leading industries.
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Title:
Pioneers of The West - Cattle, Steere
Linen unused
Description:
Taken from an original oil painting by the noted cowboy artist and poet, H. "Dude" Larsen.
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Title:
Cows
Divided Back PM 1908
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Title:
Huge Iowa Feed Lot
Scenic Iowa (IA), Chrome unused
Description:
Where thousands of cattle are finished for market
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Title:
A Cattle Roundup On The Range
Linen unused
Description:
Out on the Western Prairies-in the Rockies
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Title:
Grazing Cattle in the Northwest
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Cows: The ole swimmin hole
Chrome PM 1974
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Title:
Lone Star Bull
Linen unused
Description:
I am the largest known cow in live (of the cattle breed). I was raised on the J-J Ranch of South Texas. My mother was a little Jersey cow that weighed only 530 lbs. My father was of the Brahma breed of cattle (a medium weight cattle). I am 9 years old, weigh over 2800 lbs., stand 6 ft. 1 inch tall, a freak for size but normal in every other way. I was on exhibition the entire time at the World's Fair, Chicago, in 1933, and my photos are scattered all over the world. $500.00 reward is offered for proof of a living cow as large, in every way as I. My owner is Miss Jeanne Maulsby 129 E. Mulberry St. :: San Antonio, Texas
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Title:
Having a Grand Time Here-And This is No Bull!
PM 1942
Description:
Farmer, Cow, milking
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Title:
Cattle Herd
Wisner Nebraska (NE), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Largest steer in the world "Wonderland" Museum
Billings Montana (MT), Real Photo unused
Description:
Weight 3980 pounds
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Title:
Cattle
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Original Photograph unused
Description:
This is a rare, historic item. Used as part of the postcard production process by the Edward Mitchell Company (subsequently the Pacific Novelty Co. and Souvenir Publishing Co.)
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Title:
Transportation-In Tennessee
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Cattle Ranching, Toppenish, Washington
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Our Pet Calf
Divided Back
Description:
Man posing with oversized calf
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Title:
Two Black-And-White Cows
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Woman Holding a Bucket Standing Next to Cow Beneath Archway
Divided Back PM 1908 Jul-18
Description:
The Milkmaid
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Title:
Hershey Chocolate Co.
Hershey Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Your Guarantee We Guarantee All Our Products To Be Absolutely Pure and Unadulterated - Hershey's Cocoa "Made on the Farm"
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Title:
Holstein-Friesian Co
Linen PM 1945
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Title:
Remains of the Texas Longhorns
Real Photo unused
Description:
3 people holding horns.
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Title:
Lone Star
Chrome unused
Description:
The World's Largest Cow of its breed. Raised in south Texas, weighs over 2800 lbs. in medium flesh. Stands 6 ft. 1 inch tall. Breeding, Jersey and Brahma. Chief Police Rome, Georgia, standing with her. On exhibition at the World's Fair during 1933 and in Chicago 1934. $500.00 reward for proof of a living cow as large as Lone Star. Owner: Miss Jeanne Maulsby, San Antonio, Texas
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Title:
Cow
Unionville Massachusetts (MA), Real Photo unused
Description:
9 months old - Sr. Pontiack - Wet 890 lbs. Of Oak Knoll - Owned by J.E. Ray.
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Title:
Cy Perkins' Oxen and the Auto - Renault
Townsend Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Curtiss Bovine Breeding
Chrome PM May-15
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Title:
Dairymen
Chrome unused
Description:
Get eye-pleasing type and money-making production - along with convenience, economy, and safety - by joining your neighbors who belong to one of Pennsylvania's Artificial Breeding Cooperatives: First Pennsylvania ABC, Lewisburg; Lehigh Valley Coop. Farmers, Allentown; Nep ABC, Tunkhannock; Southeastern Pennsylvania ABC, Lancaster; Western Pennsylvania ABC, Clarion.
Koppell Color Cards
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Title:
Coming Home
Montgomery New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Jun-3
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Title:
Thoroughbreds
Beaver County Oklahoma (OK), Real Photo
Description:
Diary cows
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Title:
Little Barefoot Boy with Two Cows
Foster Rhode Island (RI), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Cow Shed
Cleveland Ohio (OH), Linen unused
Description:
1013 Chester Avenue
Salesman's Sample
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Title:
"Pete" and "Punk"
Shartlesville Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Largest twin steers in the world. Born in Vermont in 1946, standing almost 6 ft. tall, having 11 ft. circumference around the midriff. These huge animals are bred out of Canadian Holstein stock. They are yoke broken and capable of pulling 11 tons of dead weight. Pete weighs 3400 pounds and Punk weighs 3200 pounds. They consume 4 bales of hay and 150 pounds of grain daily. The dam and sire were normal size and weight. Owned by David Blom
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Title:
Hereford Bull and Cow, famous British Cattle standing in farm
Divided Back unused
Description:
Famous British Cattle Series 9507
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Title:
Shorthorn Cow and Calf standing in water
Divided Back unused
Description:
Famous British Cattle Series 9507
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Title:
Bairdland Holsteins, S.A. Baird & Son
Waukesha Wisconsin (WI), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Black bull
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Cross-bred - Brahman-Hereford Steer
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Pete and Punk - Biggest Team of Twin Oxen Ever Recorded
Chrome unused
Description:
Weighing over 6300 pounds. Born in Vermont in 1946, standing almost 6 ft. tall, having 11 ft. circumference around the midriff. These huge animals are bread out of Canadian Holstein stock. They are broken to the yoke and capable of pulling 11 tons of dead weight. Pete weighs 3250 and Punk 3125 lbs. They consume 2 bales of hay and 150 lbs. grain every day. The Dam and Sire were normal in size and weight
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Title:
The Return from the Alpes
unused
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Title:
Lone Star
Divided Back unused
Description:
I am the largest known cow to live (of the cattle breed). I was raised on the J-J Ranch of South Texas. My mother was a little Jersey cow that weighed only 530 lbs. My father was of the Brahma breed of cattle (a medium weight cattle). I am 9 years old, weigh over 2800 lbs., stand 6 ft. 1 inch tall, a freak for size but normal in every other way. I was on exhibition the entire time at the World's Fair, Chicago, in 1933 and my photos are scattered all over the world. A little girl (my owner) and my manager are standing with me in this photo. $500.00 reward is offered for proof of a living cow as large in every way as I. My owner is Miss Jeanne Maulsby, 129 E. Mulberry St. San Antonio, Texas
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Title:
Les Vaches / Cows
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Bob & Charlie
Harmony North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Weigh over 6,000 lbs. and eat 100 lbs of grain a day in addition to grass. In spite of their enormous size they are docile enough for a child to ride. For the past 5 years have been a major attraction to the "Daniel Boone Wagon Train." Shown here with owners, Claude and Hazel White
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Title:
Ready for the Drive
Divided Back PM 1908 May-18
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Title:
New Mexico Museum of the Old West
Moriarty New Mexico (NM), Chrome unused
Description:
The Texas Longhorn is typical of the West and has figured more actively in US history than any other animal. The Longhorn was originally brought from Spain to the Southwest in 1521 - and was king of the cattle country until the early 1900s. Today there are only a few of these hardy critters left - and they soon may become extinct. The picturesque animal here was purchased from the US Government - and is a real Longhorn privately owned by The Long Horn Ranch
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Title:
George West
Texas (TX), Real Photo unused
Description:
Horns - 9 ft. 6 ins
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Title:
Longhorns
Craterville Park Oklahoma (OK), Chrome
Description:
Frank Rush Jr Longhorns--Few left near Craterville Park, Okla. The largest herd of Longhorn cattle is located in a pasture in the U. S. Wildlife Refuge near Crater-ville Park. Here are two typical specimens of the almost extinct breed of stock. Lake Johnson, a good fishing place, is shown edg-ing the scenic mountain
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Title:
The West 30 Years Ago
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Florida Thoroughbred Brahma Cattle at Arcadia
Linen PM 1945 Dec-13
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Title:
Highland Cattle
Divided Back PM Jun-5
Description:
Highland Cattle Series 8071
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Title:
A Texas Steer
Divided Back unused
Description:
Texas Cattle Series 2429
Much of the wealth of Texas lies in her big, long-horned steers. The last census showed that 10,000,000 were feeding upon the vast Texan Ranges. These lands are owned by cattle syndicates as well as private individuals, who keep them for the purpose of grazing herds of long-horned steers
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Title:
A Texas Steer
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Mar-27
Description:
Much of the wealth of Texas lies in her big, long-horned steers. The last census showed that 10,000,000 were feeding upon the vast Texas ranges. These lands are owned by cattle syndicates as well as private individuals who keep them for the purpose of grazing herds of long-horned steers
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Title:
Oklahoma is Cow Country
Oklahoma (OK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The numbers of cattle and calves grown in the state have quadrupled in the last 50 years. Trucked in and out of the Oklahoma City stockyards are the largest numbers of cattle in the world. The cattle are known for their heartiness, weight and early maturity
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Title:
Cows in a Field
unused
Description:
Old English Wild Cattle, "A Somerford Park Cow"
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Title:
A row of men milking cows by a fence
PM 1910 May-18
Description:
Milking Jersey Cows on and Oregon Dairy Farm
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Title:
Abilene of the National Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City Oklahoma (OK), Chrome unused
Description:
Mascot of the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center, 1700 NE 63rd Street, Route 66, Oklahoma City, OK. Abilene, a Texas Longhorn, is 5 feet 9 inches tall, weighs 2,100 lbs., has a horn spread of 8 feet, and is 16 years old
H.S. Crocker Co., Inc
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Title:
Rapid Transit in Kentucky
Divided Back PM 1912 May-25
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Title:
Ideal Beef Steer
Chrome unused
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Title:
Zebu, Sacred Ox of India, Lincoln Park
Chicago Illinois (IL), Divided Back PM 1913
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Title:
Market Time is Here
Montgomery Alabama (AL), Divided Back PM 1908 Aug-4
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Title:
Greetings From Glenn, Michigan
Glenn Michigan (MI), Linen unused
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Title:
Meadow Gold Butter Display--Illinois State Fair
Springfield Illinois (IL), Linen unused
Description:
A SOUVENIR OF BEATRICE FOODS CO. Meadow Gold Products 1898 - 1948 FINE FOODS FOR FIFTY YEARS BUTTER - ICE CREAM - MILK - CHEESE THE MEADOW GOLD BUTTER COW WAS MADE FROM REAL BUTTER. IT WEIGHS 600 POUNDS AND WAS COMPLETED IN THREE DAYS. THE SCULPTOR IS J. E. WALLACE OF DELAND, FLORIDA
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Title:
Roundup on the California Desert
California (CA), Linen PM 1940 Mar-27
Description:
Stephen H. Willard The Roundup. In the winter many cattle range on the desert. Before the heat of summer begins, they are rounded up and taken to the high meadows of the surrounding mountains
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Title:
Sentum
Divided Back PM 1921 Dec-21
Description:
Heimkehr von der Alp - Depart des Alpes - The Return from the Alpes
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Title:
A Brahma Bull
Florida (FL), Real Photo PM 1955 Feb-25
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Title:
Elsie and Beauregard in Person
Linen unused
Description:
Elsie is in her spool beed and young Beaurgard in his corral playpen. The barn colonial boudoir is comple with barrel chair, butter churn lamp and barnyard clock
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Title:
Hoard's Dairyman
Chrome unused
Description:
Five breeds of dairy cattle
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Title:
"Pete and Punk" - Biggest Team of Twin Oxen Ever Recorded
Vermont (VT), Linen unused
Description:
Weighing over 6300 lbs. Largest Twin Holstein Steers in the World Born in Vermont in 1946, standing almost 6 ft. tall, having 11 ft. circumference around the midriff. These huge animals are bred out of Canadian Holstein stock. They are broken to the yoke and capable of pulling 11 tons of dead weight. Pete weighs 3250 and Punk 3125 lbs. They consume 2 bales of hay and 150 lbs. grain every day. The Dam and Sire were normal in size and weight
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Title:
Political Definitions
Chrome unused
Description:
SOCIALISM - You have 2 cows & give one to your neighbor. COMMUNISM - You have 2 cows. The government takes both and gives you the milk. FASCISM - You have 2 cows, the government takes both and sells you the milk. NAZISM - You have two cows. The government takes both and shoots you. NEW DEALISM - You have two cows - they gov't takes both, shoots one, milks the other and throws the milk away. CAPITALISM - You have two cows - you sell one and buy a bull
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Title:
Chatsworth House
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Wild Brahma Bulls Ready for Bucking Contests
Chrome unused
Description:
Styker's "Photogloss" - Rodeo Series - 14
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Title:
Western Valley Cattle Ranch
Divided Back PM 1913 Feb-05
Description:
Series 1949
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Title:
Champion Hereford Bull - Dominion Coal & Wood Limited
Toronto Ontario (ON), Divided Back unused
Description:
North Yard, 319 Merton St.First Quality American Pennsylvania Screened Anthracite $13.00 per ton. Clean steady and long-burning with the ability to "stay-in" for long periods; this anthracite is an outstanding buy at this low price. Guard against increasing prices by ordering now. Many changes have taken place since cards like this were in fashion,and we first started serving Toronto public. But one thing has not changed.. Dominion fuel is still of the best quality – and the service is still just as dependable,as in those early days. Our present great covered storage facilities,modern equipment and large delivery fleet assure you of best fuel and best service,whether your orders be large or small
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Title:
Bull
Divided Back unused
Description:
Educational Series of Postcards Series 400
The Bull. (Bos Taurus.) the Bull of the comon Ox, unlie the cow which is a very gentle creature, is often so savage that it is dangerous to enter a field where one is pasturing. For this reason Bulls are seldom seen in the open country; they are more often kept in stables. They are exceedingly powerful animals and it is necessary to put a ring through the nose, to which are attached the cords with which they are led by a man on each side. There are many different breeds varying considerably in size, colr, and general appearnce."
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Title:
Calf
Divided Back unused
Description:
Educational Series of Postcards Series 400
The Calf. (Bos Taurus.) The Calf represented on this card is the young of the domestic Bull and Cow, or Common Ox, Its skin makes excellent leather, and is greatly used for bookbinding and the making of boots. The flesh of the Calf is called veal and is much esteemed. The name calf is also applied to the young of the elephant, the Hippopotamus, the Bison, the Buffalo, nad various othr mamals."
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Title:
Cow
Divided Back unused
Description:
Educational Series of Postcards Series 400
The domestic Cow. As we all know, is one of the most useful of our animals, for it gives us milk, butter, and cheese, three thingsvery necessary to our every day existence. Unlike the Bull, the Cow is a gentle animal, spending most of its life in eating and sleeping and adding considerably to the picturesquences of the green pastures."
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Title:
Jeronimo
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 22660
The worlds famous Texas Long Horn Ster. Width 9 feet 6 inches form tip to tip and raised near San Antonio, Texas."
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Title:
We Have Some Fine Calves Here
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 511
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Title:
A Mountain Team Sunny South
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Jan-30
Description:
Series 3463
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Title:
A Dairy Farm In Salt River Valley
Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Cow Country
Chrome unused
Description:
Cow Country - Cow waddies waddle out of these comfortable diggings to feed and cuss their beef laden charges. This ranch on Pryor creek, near the Crow Indian Reservation in eastern Montana, is part of a 60,000 acre spread. Depending on the market and the status of their bank credit, the owners run some 5000 Herefords. These are the red and white short legged critters with a heavy cargo of T-bone steaks and rib roasts. At last census there were 18,733 cattle ranches in Montana owned by men averaging 47.9 years of age and staffed with 2,349,904 moo-ooo-ers.
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Title:
Give Down Bessie They're Puttin On Another Truck
Linen PM Jun-23
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