1914 Tompkins' Real Wild West: Cowboys Roping a SteerBy: The Donaldson Litho. Date of Original: 1914 (circa) Newport, KY Size of Original: 28 x 42 inches This is a fine print reproduction of a scarce chromolithograph broadside advertising the Tompkins Real Wild West show, issued by the Donaldson Lithograph Company around 1914. The scene depicts a cattle drive roundup in which mounted cowboys throw their lassos around the horns, heads, and legs of steers before bringing them to the ground with the pull

State lines are delineated

Latin text on verso

Dimensions: 23 x 16 inches (58

showing minimal topography

including the Griswold Press in Detroit Michigan of which this example was published

The names of countless Indian tribes are included

In the top center of the map are nine medallions featuring explorers notable for their voyages to the New World

This print is made from an example that dates to 1710

passing through Springdale

the other dominant European power with interests in the area

and to theru the Position of the different Provinces & Islands in that part of the Globe more truly than any yet extant

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