Late Nineteenth Century Texas Ranching Photographs

This collection contains silver gelatin prints, albumen prints, collodion print-out paper prints, and nitrate negatives. The images show cowboys working cattle, including branding, as well as bullfighting, matadors, ranches, including the V V N Ranch and the XIT Springlake Ranch. There are family portraits as well.

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: [Lone Cowboy riding horse in distance]

: [Lone calf in pen]

: [Lone cowboy on horseback moving group of horses]

: [Looking down the street toward Church with bell tower]

: [Man and women each on horseback and in coats in front of house and windmill]

: [Man dressed in a woman's clothing standing by a tree]; 4x5 b&w copy negative available

: [Man in buggy surrounded by cattle with windmill in distance]

: [Man sitting on dog resting watermelon on dog's back with house and porch behind]

: [Man, 2 women, 2 children and a cat on the front porch]; 4x5 b&w copy negative available

: [Man, Woman, & Child pose in front of home]

: [March of the Toreadors into the arena]

: [Matador avoids charging bull in arena with other matadors looking on]

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