This collection is comprised of images including a small number of western themed photographs collected by John Santagelo. The majority of the collection is copy photographs used in Real West Magazine. The subject matter of the images ranges from cityscapes to death portraits.
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- James Monroe "Doc" Bockius, long time friend of the Clements brothers in later years
- James R. Mead-Founder of Wichita
- James Rubin Violet in death. After Frank Dowler shot and killed the outlaw
- James Tevis, shown here in Confederate uniform
- James Vann's home in the Georgia Cherokee Nation
- James home after blast
![James home after blast, [1876]](https://images.nationalcowboymuseum.org/islandora/object/ncm%3A184994/datastream/TN/view)
- James home after blast, [1876]
- Jane Austin McCurtain, the most influential woman in Choctaw history
- Jane Bowen, who married John Wesley Hardin. Probably taken about the time of the marriage.
- Jasper Mine, 300ft. Level about Aug, 1903
- Jasper Mine, Jan. 1, 1904
- Jefferson Davis Carter, the man who killed Rube Burrow
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