c.1906 Postcard Native American Indian Lokota CHIEF IRON TAIL Buffalo Bill Wild West Star In this pre-1907 undivided back postcard, sender writes on front in pencil, "This is the Indian Buffalo Bill killed. I saw him at the circus in Newburg NY..." Aside from the writing on front, as was the law then, condition of this original vintage postcard is Excellent, NO creases. Iron Tail (Oglala Lakota: Siŋté Máza in Standard Lakota Orthography) (1842 May 29, 1916) was an Oglala Lakota Chief and a ...star performer with Buffalo Bill's Wild West. Iron Tail was one of the most famous Native American celebrities of the late 19th and early 20th centuries and a popular subject for professional photographers who circulated his image across the continents. Iron Tail is notable in American history for his distinctive profile on the Buffalo nickel or Indian Head nickel of 1913 to 1938. Chief Iron Tail was an international personality and appeared as the lead with Buffalo Bill at the Champs-Élysées in Paris, France and the Colosseum in Rome, Italy. In France, as in England, Buffalo Bill and Iron Tail were feted by the aristocracy. Iron Tail was one of Buffalo Bill's best friends and they hunted elk and bighorn together on annual trips. Iron Tail continued to travel with Buffalo Bill until 1913, and then the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West until his death in 1916. 190607 8832 R6112019 AUS_The large scans below offer the best description of the condition of the postcards offered. I will try to describe any defects that might not be apparent on the large scans I provide. Right-click the photos below in your computer browser to select "view image" in order to see a full-size image, and then bid with confidence. Just a quick guide to the postcard grading standard we use: MINT: A perfect card just as it comes from the printing press. No marks, bends, or creases. No writing or postmarks. NEAR MINT (NM): Like mint but very light aging of very slight discoloration from being in an album for many years. Not as sharp or crisp. EXCELLENT (EX): Like mint in appearance with no bends or creases, or rounded or blunt corners. May be postally used or unused and with writing and postmark only on the address side. A clean, fresh card on the picture side. VERY GOOD (VG): Corners may be just a bit blunt or rounded. Almost undetectable crease or bend that does not detract from overall appearance of the picture side. May have writing or postally used on the address side. A very collectible card. GOOD (G): Corners may be noticeably blunt or rounded with noticeable slight bends or creases. May be postally used or have writing on address side. FAIR: Card is intact. Excess soil, stains, creases, writing, or cancellation may affect picture. POOR: Self-explanatory, sold as-is.Additional purchases will be combined if bought same day, for one low shipping rate, if you follow the directions. Sales Tax may apply. Please read and accept my terms of sale below before you bid. IN YOUR COMPUTER BROWSER, RIGHT-CLICK ON A PHOTO AND SELECT "VIEW IMAGE" TO SEE THE ORIGINAL LARGE IMAGE: You will find that the originals of the photos below are often larger than what ebay provides above. BY BIDDING ON OR PURCHASING THIS ITEM, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING SELLER TERMS:1) COMBINED SHIPPINGPOSTAGE: I happily combine shipping where possible, but DUE TO LIMITATIONS OF THE EBAY PLATFORM, THERE IS NOW ONLY ONE WAY TO RECEIVE ANY POSSIBLE DISCOUNTS FOR COMBINED SHIPPING CHARGES ON MULTIPLE ONE-DAY PURCHASES, both Auction and Buy-It-Now formats. There are no longer Paypal refunds for postage once payment has been made.a. Auction Purchases: Wait for combined shipping invoice on multiple auction wins prior to payment. This may take up to a day based on my schedule, and does not affect your prompt payment status. The message line of the invoice will reflect that the postage has been combined.b. Buy-It-Now Purchases: If you plan to buy more than one item from me, add them to y
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Quality Historical Photo Reproductions5X7 BORDERLESS PHOTOSTITLE: 1905-Native American Lakota Chief Iron Tail-Performed with Buffalo Bill's Wild WestDESCRIPTION: 1905 - Iron Tail (Oglala Lakota: in Standard Lakota Orthography) (1842-May 29, 1916) was an Oglala Lakota Chief and a star performer with Buffalo Bill's Wild West. Iron Tail was one of the most famous Native American celebrities of the late 19th and early 20th centuries and a popular subject for professional photographers who circulated... his image across the continents. Iron Tail is notable in American history for his distinctive profile on the Buffalo nickel or Indian Head nickel of 1913 to 1938.Fine quality, 5x7 print on quality glossy paper. BorderlessDomestic Fast and FREE Shipping via First Class Mail Worldwide International Shipping 4.75. Additional Prints Shipped Together FREEBe sure to add me to your favorites listBUY ANY 3 OR MORE PHOTOS AND SAVE ANADDITIONAL 12 - MUST BE ADDED TO CART
Exceptionally Rare and simply fantastic, ca1910 Buffalo Bill's Wild West, unpublished, larger size, unmounted Photograph of William F. Buffalo Bill Cody riding in a 1910 Buick Automobile with his close friend and fellow Show Performer Oglala Lakota Sioux Indian Chief Iron Tail at Davenport, Iowa. This Photograph was the personal property of the family of Buffalo Bill Cody and was presented in 1967 to Buffalo Bills grandson Fred Garlow upon the occasion of the Buffalo Bill Home Centennial Festiv...al. The Photograph is an original, ca1910s image that was presented by the descendants of the man driving the Car Alex Klemme. This charming Photograph of Buffalo Bill Cody and Iron Tail measures approx. 8 12" by 6 12" and is un-mounted. It pictures Bill seated in the passenger seat of a 1910 Buick with Alex Klemme driving and Iron Tail seated in the back seat his full length, eagle feather headdress spilling over the side of the Car. In the background the Scott County (Iowa) Court House is visible. There is an extensive, manuscript presentation inscription on the reverse that reads Uncle Al Klemme driver Buffalo Bill Chief This picture shows William F. Cody in a 1910 Buick driven by my Uncle Alex Klemme. The building in the background is the Scott County Iowa Court House on 4th Str. In Davenport, Iowa. Seated in the back seat is the Pawnee Indian Chief. This memo is written at the Buffalo Bill home Centennial Festival, near McCausland, Scott Co. Iowa on May 28th, 1967 on a very rainy day. Greetings from one who was born near here at Rock Spring. This picture is presented to you today by one of several thousand admirers Sincerely, Naomi Utter. A manuscript notation in another hand (likely that of Pattsy Garlow) reads: Presented to Fred Garlow on his visit to La Clair, Iowa and to old Cody Home May 28th, 1967. This Photograph was the personal property of the Cody family and descended to his great-granddaughter Patricia Ann "Patsy" Garlow - granddaughter of Cody's daughter Irma. Provenance: This fantastic Photograph descended directly in the family of Irma Louise Cody Garlow, Buffalo Bill Cody's last surviving child. Buffalo Bill and his wife Louisa Frederici Cody (1843-1921) had four children but only their two daughters - Arta (1866-1904) and the baby Irma (1883-1918) lived to adulthood. Irma married Frederick Harrison Garlow Sr. (1880-1918) and had 3 children - Frederick Harrison Garlow Jr. (1911-1985) William Joseph Garlow (changed name to Cody) (1913-1992) and Jane Cody Garlow (1909-1987). When Irma and Fred Garlow Sr. died within three days of each other during the influenza pandemic of 1918, the three young children were cared for by their Grandmother Louisa, wife of Buffalo Bill Cody. Fred Garlow Jr. married Margaret Southerland and they had two children Patricia Ann (b.1948) and Mark Frederick (b. 1952). The Photograph offered here was the property of Patricia Ann "Patsy" Garlow, Buffalo Bill's direct great-granddaughter. It was the property of the Cody-Garlow family and was originally the property of "William F. Buffalo Bill" Cody. This Photograph spent most of the last half of the 20th century on loan to the Buffalo Bill Historical Center of the West and bears a BBHC index number on the verso (this Photograph does have a BBHC index number in pencil on the reverse). This rare and wonderful, ca1910 Western Americana Buffalo Bill's Wild West Photograph is in very good condition. The Photograph exhibits sharp focus, strong contrast and rich, warm tonality. There is some light wear at the edges and some light soiling. An exceptionally rare and original, ca1910 William F. Cody unpublished, large size, unmounted Photograph of William F. Buffalo Bill Cody riding in a 1910 Buick Automobile with his close friend and fellow Show Performer Oglala Lakota Sioux Indian Chief Iron Tail at Davenport, Iowa and a fantastic addition to any collection Be sure to check out this sellers other auctions for a number of other 19th and early
Here is a nice postcard view showing CHIEF IRON TAIL, WIFE AND BOY AND THE 101 RANCH BISON printed on the front circa 1910. This is near PONCA CITY OK. The OSTLIE ARCHIVES watermark is NOT ON THE CARD----I have been having a number of people copy the images It is in POOR TO FAIR CONDITION with light wear, smudging, creasing throughout---------SEE THE SCANS. THANKS FOR BIDDING FOR BUY IT NOW CARDS PAY ONLY ONE SHIPPING CHARGE NO MATTER HOW MANY CARDS YOU BUY---------JUST ADD THE PURCHASE to the ...SHOPPING CART and when you are done just PAY FOR ALL CARDS AT ONCE with just ONE SHIPPING CHARGE Shipping is 3.25 to US DESTINATIONS---packages are shipped FIRST CLASS PACKAGE RATE with TRACKING NUMBERS International shipping is 3.60. PAY ONLY ONE SHIPPING CHARGE NO MATTER HOW MANY CARDS YOU BUY. 14 Day Return policy if item is Grossly different than the description and the item is returned in the same condition as purchased.
For your consideration is this original photograph of Chief Iron Tail I will have an incredible grouping of original Buffalo Bill and Wild West items. Many of these items descended in the family of Johnny Baker and then were purchased by me at auction. It is rare chance to own some authentic and candid photographs of a performer in the Wild West Show. This is an original photograph showing Chief Iron Tail in his Native American clothing. Fabulous and sharp image. I could not find this exact imag...e, nor could I find a G.E. Chase who has the copyright at the bottom of the photograph. Guaranteed antique photograph Some wear with creasing in the bottom right and a small edge tear on the bottom. The back has tape which I presume was for mounting. It measures 6 78" by 4 34". A rare addition to any collection Please sure sure to check out my other historic Wild West Auctions, all will be starting at 9.99 and selling with no reserve They will start ending Tuesday 618 at 7 PM Central, so make sure to place your bidsThis will be shipped with USPS First Class Mail based on an 8 oz package.International via First Class International.You are completely responsible for all state taxes and any custom fees. Payment via PayPal. Any Disputes please just contact me, I am happy to accommodate any questions or issues. Thank you
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