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Title: Long rifle by Armstrong of Rockford, Illinois
Date: 1880 (approximate)

Title: [Stetson Hats Company sign]
Date: 1895 (approximate)

Title: Indian Motorcyles, 'Bain't you afraid to ride it missy?,' 'No-it's so simple'
Date: 1920 (approximate)
Photographer: Hendee Manufacturing Company

Title: Portola Festival 1909 San Francisco, October 19 to 23
Date: 1909
Photographer: Portola Executive Committee

Title: 'Drei-Kaiser-Hof,' Dresden-Lobtau
Date: 1920 (approximate)
Photographer: Thiele, Arthur Julius

Title: Tom Mix eats cereal with a little girl
Date: 1935 (approximate)
Photographer: Ralston Purina Company

Title: [photo of a "Davy Crockett's Almanack" cover, 1836
Date: 1836

Title: [Doby Springs Rodeo Sign Produced by George Crouch and Monte Reger]

Title: [Tommie Kirnan spinning rope]
Date: 1930 (approximate)

Title: Saddle
Date: 1900 (approximate)
Photographer: Wantland, Henry Madison

Title: Manu'f'd by Storm Sign Co.
Date: 1876 (approximate)
Photographer: McDonald

Title: Tom Mix eats cereal with a little boy
Date: 1935 (approximate)
Photographer: Ralston Purina Company

Title: Zane Grey's "Born to the West" with Jack Holt, Margaret Morris, Raymond Hatton, Arlette Marchal
Date: 1926
Photographer: Paramount Pictures

Title: 'Salamander-Stiefel' der stiefel der elegantan welt
Date: 1920 (approximate)
Photographer: Salamander-Schuhgesellschaft m.b.H.

Title: Zane Grey's "Born to the West" with Jack Holt, Margaret Morris, Raymond Hatton, Arlette Marchal
Date: 1926
Photographer: Paramount Pictures

Title: "An Extraordinary instrument, a joy to play." Josis M. Lauroua (?)
Date: 1949 (approximate)
Photographer: Steinke, Bettina

Title: "The Baldwin is a truly great masterpiece." Gregor Piatigorsky
Date: 1949 (approximate)
Photographer: Steinke, Bettina

Title: Advertisements for War Bonds (WW1). South Main, Glenco
Date: 1910 (approximate)
Photographer: Wantland, Henry Madison

Title: RCA Booth
Date: 1956
Photographer: Helfrich, Devere

Title: "The Baldwin, in touch as well as tone, is all that any pianist could desire." Thomas Beecham
Date: 1949 (approximate)
Photographer: Steinke, Bettina

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