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Remarkable one-of-a-kind archive of nine documents relating to the reputed killing of Butch Cassidy and ‘Wild Bunch’ desperado Joe Walker. Items inclu

Celebrated American performer (1860–1926) whose legendary prowess as a markswoman earned her worldwide renown as a star attraction in Buffalo Bill’s W

TLS signed “P. F. Garrett,” one page, 8.5 x 11, Executive Department, Territory of New Mexico letterhead, April 1, 1897. Letter to George Wallace, who

New Mexico lawman (1850–1908) who killed his former gambling partner, the fabled outlaw Billy the Kid, in 1881. In 1901 he was appointed customs colle

Extremely rare ink signature, “Sitting Bull,” on the reverse of a light brown 4.5 x 2.5 Randall House hotel promotional card. Above the signature is a

Wife and biographer (1842–1933) of ill-fated General George Armstrong Custer. ALS signed “Elizabeth B. Custer,” two pages on two adjoining sheets, 5 x

American artist (1861–1909) best known for his paintings and sculptures of the American West, and for his depictions of cowboy life in particular. Ink

Blackfoot chief (1872–1934) best known for the durable though still-controversial claim that he served as one of models for sculptor James Earle Frase

Inventor of the eponymous machine gun which has been estimated to have killed over 250,000 men since 1862. Fantastic ink signature, “Yours truly, R. J

ALS signed “Col.,” one page, 8.5 x 11, illustrated Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show letterhead, Portsmouth, May 29, [1911]. Letter to G. W. Lillie, other

DS, signed “W. F. Cody,” two pages, 7.5 x 11.5, January 28, 1913. Agreement between Cody, Frederick Bonfils, and Harry Tammen to create a new show and

Fantastic vintage glossy 6.5 x 4.25 gelatin silver photo of Cody on horseback firing his rifle at a herd of bison, bearing a Burke and Koretke photogr

Original Buffalo Bill Stories magazine from September 28, 1907, 8 x 11, 32 pages, featuring a colorful cover showing a crowd of Native Americans takin

Painter (1861–1912) widely known for his art of the western frontier. Ink signature, “Yours very truly, Charles Schreyvogel,” on an off-white 4.25 x 2

Illustrator known for his action scenes featuring horses, often used in boys' adventure stories (1866–1928). Color vintage 6.75 x 7.75 magazine ...

Two original tintypes, both approximately 2.5 x 3.5, one showing a group of four men playing cards and drinking around a small table; the other showin

A pair of silver-plated and engraved Smith and Wesson .44 Special Hand Ejector Double-Action revolvers with mother-of-pearl grips, carried by famed Te

#288744, cal. .32-20, 4.75? barrel, good rifling with light corrosion. The serial numbers match. The metal has a mottled dark gray patina with clear f

#24577, cal. .41 Colt, 3.5? barrel, good bore. This is the variant made without an ejector rod. The frame and triggerguard have matching numbers, the

#63888, cal. .45 Colt, 5.25? barrel with a very fine bore. The barrel has been shortened .25? and the front sight is a replacement. The metal retains