Buffalo Bill, William Cody ALS, Re: His Poster

Cody William Buffalo Bill Cody ALS "Big Horn" WILLIAM F. "BUFFALO BILL" CODY, Autograph Letter Signed, to Eleazur V. Foote, September 28, 1896, Dubuque, Iowa. 1 p., 8.5" x 11". On "Buffalo Bill's Wild

AUTHENTIC, ORIGINAL, THREE SHEET, STROBRIDGE LITHO, 1908. BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST FEATURING JOHNNY BAKER - THE EXPERT MARKSMAN. BAKER WAS THE INFORMALLY ADOPTED SON OF WILLIAM BUFFALO BILL CODY AND W

CODY, William F. (Buffalo Bill). The Life of Buffalo Bill in 3 Reels. New York: Buffalo Bill-Pawnee Bill Film Co., (1912). Vivid color lithograph poster advertising the three-reel silent film short by

case engraved on top Buffalo Bill - French Fitted Wood Case - Stag Handled Bowie Knife - TIffany & CO Stamp - Engraved "Col. William Frederic Cody" Also engraved "Presented to William F Cody, Buffalo

Life and Adventures of Buffalo Bill Cody Color Poster. Picturing Actual Scenes In Moving Pictures. Vibrant Reprint. 24" x 36"

Life and Adventures of Buffalo Bill Cody Color Poster. Picturing Actual Scenes In Moving Pictures. Vibrant Reprint. 24" x 36"

Buffalo Bill Cody 1894 ALS Framed Display Autograph Letter Signed, "W. F. Cody", 1p, on his Buffalo Bill's Wild West letterhead, 8" x 11", S. Brooklyn, September 15, 1894. Outstanding presentation, ha

Buffalo Bill [William Frederick Cody] Autograph letter signed ("WF Cody") to Luther Mundas, saying "i regret very much indeed to say that the confining nature of my duties and the distance to the Peo

Offered here for your consideration are two original Buffalo Bill, hand written letters. These remarkable letters share a glimpse into the life and times of Buffalo Bill, Col. William F. Cody. One let

Heading: Buffalo Bill [i.e. William Frederick Cody] Author: Title: Autograph letter signed by Buffalo Bill to his sister [with] photograph of Buffalo Bill's family Place Published: New York Publisher

Mounted with original photograph and reproduction print. Autograph on cut paper boldly signed in ink. Dimensions: (Mat) H 16" x W 17.5", (Largest sight) H 9" x W 6.5" Condition: Showing some small los

DESCRIPTION: Possibly a presentation bowie knife from the Rough Riders to William Cody (Buffalo Bill). The knife features a large blade etched with script "to COL Wm F. Cody BBWW from his Congress of

Cody William Buffalo Bill Cody Visits the Town Cody in Northwestern Wyoming, Super Content Cody had hoped that Foote could have accompanied Wyoming Republican Governor William A. Richards (1849-1912)

Josef Burda (b. 1827), "Colonel William Cody (Buffalo Bill)," 1887, watercolor, signed and dated lower right, title placard affixed lower center, sight: 20"h x 15.5"w, overall (with frame): 34.25"h x

Featured in this lot is a 1917 first edition of, "Life and Adventures of Buffalo Bill," by Colonel William F. Cody. The book chronicles the thrilling life and times of one of the greatest adventurers

Featured in this lot is a 1917 First Edition of, "Life and Adventures of Buffalo Bill," by Colonel William F. Cody, Stanton and Van Vliet Co. Publishers, Chicago. The book chronicles the thrilling lif

Cody William Buffalo Bill Portrait - Vintage, Oversized Photograph Vintage oversized sepia-colored photograph of Wild West entertainer William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody (1846-1917). In

Featured in this lot is a 1917 first edition of, "Life and Adventures of Buffalo Bill," by Colonel William F. Cody, publisher Stanton and Van Vliet Co., published the year of his death. The book chron

The Making of Buffalo Bill by Richard J Walsh, published by the Bobs-Merrill Company 1928, first edition. The Adventures of Buffalo Bill by Col. William F. Cody, published by Harper and Brothers, 1905

A STUNNING PICTORIAL OF W.F. CODY "BUFFALO BILL" ON HORSEBACK. THREE SHEET, STROBRIDGE LITHO COMPANY, 1908. PROFESSIONALLY CONSERVED, ON LINEN. 41"X80"

W.F. Cody, "Buffalo Bill" Signed 1890's Mounted Photo. At one-time the best-paid performer in the land, Cody died penniless in 1917. During his lifetime and in the years since, he has had his share of

CODY (WILLIAM FREDERICK 'BUFFALO BILL') Group pertaining to the theft and recovery of jewels belonging to William Cody at Dudley, West Midlands, comprising: autograph letter signed ('Your friend/ W.F.

CODY, William F. (BUFFALO BILL) (1846-1917). Buffalo Bill at the Bowery Theatre. New York: Richardson & Foos, (1876). Broadside for the “last appearance but two” of Buffalo Bill at the Bow

W.F. Cody, "Buffalo Bill" signed Postcard. At one-time the best-paid performer in the land, Cody died penniless in 1917. During his lifetime and in the years since, he has had his share of debunkers a