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Sheep in Coulee Collotype, L.A. Huffman circa 1890 Layton A. Huffman was one of the most candid photographers of the northern plains and as such, his work is now regarded as rich in historical context. Charlie Russell and other contemporaries actually copied many of his images in their paintings, since the west that Huffman captured had disappeared by the time the artists put the life on canvas. This is a large format collotype. A large group of sheep spills down a drainage, with a riderless horse trailing behind. This is a famous image of Huffman's. Original, created by Huffman. Photo circa 1890, Collotype circa 1910. 16 3/8" x 25 1/2" in larger mat. Can be shipped rolled without mat. Price: $1,500.00 Stock#lahuff...1010 |
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Teton Mountains, Idaho Albumen, USGS mat, William Henry Jackson circa 1883 Showing the western side of the Tetons from a high peak looking down and to the north. On U.S. Geological Survey mounting with gilt stamped information. This is a photograph taken during one of the Hayden expeditions to the Yellowstone region, in order to report back to the U.S. government regarding the features of the area. Important and rare. Image size 9" wide by 7" high. Framed 20.5" wide by 18.25" high. Price: $4,500.00 Stock#jacks3...03 |
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Flathead Tipis Sepia, R.H. McKay circa 1910 One of our favorite photographs, showing a panoramic encampment
of tipis, probably taken along Flathead Lake. A young boy and
his dog are in the foreground. 25" by 14" high, matted.
McKay was a Missoula, Montana photographer. Matted in archival
material; not framed. Price: $2,500.00 Stock#mckay...03 |
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National Hotel, Yellowstone Silver Gelatin on board, Unattributed, circa 1890 A rare photograph taken of the National Hotel during it's completion in 1890. The hotel was modified in 1911 and was renamed as the Mammoth Hotel. In 1936 it was demolished and replaced by a newer hotel, but keeping the Mammoth name. Image size: 6 1/2" x 8 1/2". The board has some spotting. The image is in good shape with a minor discoloration on the right side of the image. Photographer is not known. This item came from the Susie Meldrum Collection, Denver, Colorado. Susie was the niece of John W. Meldrum, United States Commissioner for Yellowstone National Park from 1894 to 1935. Meldrum was affectionately known as "The Grand Old Man of Yellowstone National Park." Her uncle collected several YNP related items throughout his years as U.S. Commissioner. Price: $850.00 Stock#defau...1935 |
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Young Cowgirl and Horse, by Harrison Crandall Circa: 1940 Harrison Crandall Teton Park, WY Price: $4,500.00 Stock#crand1...12 |
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Cowgirl and Horse, by Harrison Crandall Circa: 1940 Harrison Crandall Teton Park, WY Price: $7,500.00 stock#crand1...11 |
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Bear Paw Paint Horse, by Harrison Crandall Circa: 1930 Harrison Crandall Teton Park, WY Oversized hand painted photograph of a black and white paint horse with silver bridle, circa 1930. The Bear Paw Ranch won many awards for their paint horses - Jack Huyler still has the ribbons in his barn. 27.5" wide by 32" high matted and framed. Price: $7,500.00 stock#crand1...10 |
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Boating On Jenny Lake, by Harrison Crandall Circa: 1920's Harrison Crandall Jenny Lake, WY. Price: $2,500.00 stock#crand1...7 |
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Pendleton Roundup Photograph Circa: 1911 Pendleton Roundup Print. "Indian War Dancers" Ca: 1911. 32" long by 9" high. Wonderful panoramic print by Marcell with copyright. Portland Ore. Price: $1,500.00 |
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Lost Creek Ranch Circa: 1930's Fantastic, large vintage photograph of Lost Creek Ranch, an 1880's homestead-turned-dude ranch in Grand Teton National Park (Jackson Hole), and now known for its upscale hospitality. The photograph probably dates to the 1930's, but is unsigned. The image shows a lodge-style log building with a river-rock chimney, and several smaller cabins off to one side. The full magnificence of the Teton Range provide the backdrop, making it easy to understand the ranch's appeal to this day. The image is 19" x 14", in a larger conservation frame. Price: $4,500.00 |
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Z Bar T Branding Circa: 1920
Price: $9,500.00 |
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American Alps Circa: 1930 The Teton Range in Jackson Hole was often compared to the European Alps and thus were dubbed the "Alps of America". Harrison Crandall shows both his sense of humor and his creativity in this image, where two fair Wyoming gals are dressed the part, with the Tetons as a background. Crandall was the only photographer who developed his photographs at half strength in order to have the color become a bolder part of his work. 27 1/4" x 35 1/4". Price: $7,500.00 |
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The Horse Fighter Circa: 1906 Dramatic, hand-colored photograph; original negative by L.A.
Huffman. This copy was probably produced by Price: $3,800.00 |
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Sits Down Spotted, Crow Circa: 1880 Original L.A. Huffman photograph of Sits Down Spotted, Crow, circa 1880. A lovely image, this shows a youthful Crow man with his arms crossed and a slightly mocking facial expression. Numbered 102, and also copyrighted in the negative "102, Copyright by Huffman, Miles, Mont." - before Miles City became the name of the town. 3 1/2 x 5 5/16 - a small photo in an attractive conservation frame that is 18" x 22". Price: $3,500.00 |
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Winter in the Tetons Circa: 1930 By Harrison Crandall, Teton Park photographer. Image is 17.5" by 11.5" in a larger frame, depicting a winter morning below the Teton Range. It is hand colored without any fading; the photograph is in good condition. Crandall's blind stamp is in the lower lefthand corner. Price: $1,000.00 |
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Chief White Bull Image circa: 1885; photograph circa 1910 F. Jay Haynes photograph of Chief White Bull. We believe this to be a platinum print. White Bull was a Sioux chief, but Haynes listed him as Crow. Indeed, his regalia and ornaments are consistent with Crow, and it is believed he had a Crow mother. This print was made circa 1910. 18 x 13.25, in larger, conservation frame. Price: $3,950.00 |
