Mueller ~ Schmidtmann Western Americana BONANZA

This 4 page booklet describes the Indian Trading Post as "The Most Interesting Place in Reno." Approximately 5.5 x 5" when open. The fr

This 1910 photograph highlights former heavyweight world champion boxer Jack Johnson drinking James E Pepper brand whiskey the day before his infamous

Post card of one of the most famous boxing matches in history. 11’’x 3 ½ , in good condition with slight wear. A crease is present down the mi...

Street scene photograph captioned: "Johnson collecting his share of the $121,000 purse the evening of July 4, 1910." Crowded scene around th

A group of four RPCs post cards from the July 4, 1910 fight in Reno, Nevada. None were ever mailed. All have writing on the back that states "J

These two postcards capture the crowd excitement and setting of the Johnson/Jefferies Heavyweight Championship fight. Jeffries had been touted as the

Lot of 21 RPCs showing aspects and scenes of the Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries fight. Many photos taken by Dana Studio of San Francisco. Included are:

A large collection of general views throughout the Reno area. The total is over 75 Linen and Chromolitho cards.

A set of four post cards, one un-used.

V. Bony was proprietor of this Biggest Little City saloon.