1914 Tompkins' Real Wild West: Roping, Riding, and ShootingBy: The Donaldson Litho. Date of Original: 1914 (circa) Newport, KY Size of Original: 28 x 42 inches This is a fine print reproduction produced from a scarce chromolithograph broadside advertising the Tompkins Real Wild West show, by the Donaldson Lithograph Company around 1914. The scene features nine cowboys and one cowgirl performing frontier feats, including bronco riding, roping wild horses, and firing pistols and rifles. One rider stands upright

Original Size: 25

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